
They help send out the brochures, hand pull all those tickets you get sent in the mail -- and at the actual show -- they staff the ticket booth...

But Expo is just four days a year. In the summer, the CTA's run summer sewing schools for kids...


There is a complex schedule of duties at Expo -- and it takes a whole village of capable, well-trained CTA's to run the Expo Runway and the intense roster of fast-paced FREE STYLE SHOWS...

And we are always looking for some NEW RECRUITS!! If you'd like to become a Clothing & Textile Advisor -- email Ann Sagawa. (asagawa@wsu.edu) -- and she'll get you signed up for the next training session.
And, many of us CTAs are teaching sewing all year at community centers and 4-H. It is truly a rewarding experience.
ReplyDeleteLaura in Puyallup
Teaching others to sew is what being a CTA is all about; whether it's 'big' kids or 'little' kids. I love to see that "aha!" moment when a student accomplishes something they didn't know they could do.
ReplyDeleteCarla in Lake Forest Park
I'd love to. I teach sewing for the home. When is the next CTA training?
ReplyDeleteKaren Erickson
www.homefashionsu.com
Dear Karen,
ReplyDeleteFor more information -- Contact Ann Sagawa -- asagawa@wsu.edu