• Valori Wells

    Valori Wells is an artist, fabric designer, and photographer with over 25 years of professional experience. Known for her bold, unique block prints, Valori’s work in the fabric arts reflects her vibrant and fearless approach to creativity. A lifelong artisan, she is also the owner of The Stitchin’ Post, a world-renowned quilt and fabric shop in Sisters, Oregon, where she inspires and educates others through classes and workshops across various art forms.

    Valori is the visionary host of Quilter’s Affair, an annual artisan retreat in Sisters that attracts over 1,200 students and 36 teachers from around the globe. This week-long event celebrates creativity and community, embodying Valori’s passion for helping others explore and unleash their creative potential.

    Joyful, generous, and endlessly curious, Valori thrives on experimenting with new mediums and bringing others into her playful artistic world. Whether through her fabric designs, her photography, or her engaging workshops, she is dedicated to inspiring creativity in everyone she meets.

  • Kelly Sheets

    Kelly Sheets is a transformative executive and personal development coach who specializes in helping entrepreneurs and executives cultivate fulfillment, ignite creativity, and harness their personal power. With a wealth of experience, Kelly’s coaching is rooted in her ability to help clients break through barriers, embrace their potential, and create meaningful change in both their personal and professional lives.

    What sets Kelly apart is her unique approach to coaching. Drawing from over three decades of global exploration, she combines practical strategies with insights gained from immersive cultural experiences. Her time spent in Bali and Morocco, in particular, has shaped her perspective on growth and resilience, teaching her how stepping out of comfort zones can lead to profound self-discovery. www.KellySheets.com

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