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FAQ: All Things Silhouette Conference – What the Heck Is It?

Filed Under: All Things Silhouette Conference

Today I’m finishing off a few things at home and I preparing to get on the road to the All Things Silhouette Conference in Peachtree City, Georgia. I’m presenting this weekend at the All Things Silhouette Conference for the seventh time! Since I’ll be away from the computer all day today, I figured I’d tell you a little bit about the conference so you can join me at the November conference or one of the 2020 conferences.

Here are some common questions and answers about the event.

FAQ: All Things Silhouette Conference

Q: What is the All Things Silhouette Conference?
A: It is a fan based conference to learn about the Silhouette Portrait, Cameo, Curio, and Mint machines. The event is not hosted by Silhouette America or Graphtec (the parent company). However, Silhouette America does sponsor portions of the conference and has representatives and executives onsite. The guru behind the conference is Terri Johnson of Terri Johnson Creates.

Q: Who attends the All Things Silhouette Conference?
A: The conference is open to all Silhouette lovers – beginners or advanced users.

Q: How long is the conference?
A: The conference is a 3 day event that starts on a Friday afternoon and ends on a Sunday around 4pm. Friday’s afternoon and evening events are optional.

Q: Is food included?
A: Yes! A breakfast spread on Saturday and Sunday along with lunch on both days in included in your conference registration costs. (And, the food is delicious!)

Q: Where is the conference held?
A: The conference has historically been held in Peachtree City, Georgia, a quaint city outside of Atlanta. The conference did head west for one year and was held in California.

Q: What kinds of sessions take place during the conference?
A: There are classes for everyone: machine basics, designing, screenprinting, cookie decorating, wood sign making, acrylic etching, heat transfer vinyl techniques, small business classes, new product sneak peeks, and much more. For this weekend’s event, there’s around 50 different classes to choose from.

Q: Besides classes, what else is there to do?
A: The event features a vendor hall, attendee craft swaps, tee shirt contests, blogger and designer meet and greet opportunities, and friendship with other crafters. Trust me, you’ll be tired by the end of it!

Q: Is there a Cricut alternative event for Cricut users?
A: At this time, I do not know of any event similar in nature for Cricut users.

Q: Where can I sign up or learn more about the All Things Silhouette Conference? When is the next conference?
A: Keep your eyes on terrijohnsoncreates.com for more information about the November 2019 conference.

Still on the fence about attending a conference? I wrote a post about some of the benefits you can read here.

Past Conference Recap Videos

After several of the conferences, I have created a short video recap. Watch them:

 

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Comments

  1. QuiltShopGal says

    November 2, 2017 at 11:45 am

    Would certainly be fun. I’m holding out for another All Things Silhouette Conference on the West Coast. Did you know it is super economical to have such an event in Palm Springs in the summer months? There are also several hotel chains in So. Cal. that provide breakfast & dinner, for hotel guests, as well as free meeting rooms that would be perfect too, including one quite close to the San Diego airport (hint, hint).

    QuiltShopGal
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    • Christine says

      November 3, 2017 at 2:48 pm

      Hopefully you’ll join us sometime! I don’t have any say on where the conference is held. If I did, it’d be in Orlando! 🙂

      Reply
  2. Mel (NJ) says

    November 6, 2017 at 7:39 am

    When is the next conference?

    Reply
    • Christine says

      November 8, 2017 at 8:22 am

      The dates have not yet been released, but it is likely to be November 2018.

      Reply

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