Hello, my name is Phebeit Ingram. I am the President/Founder and Senior Designer of Eleven 11 Events, as well as the owner of The Venue by Eleven 11 Events in Lansing, MI. I joined PDU to learn Baroque draping techniques, stay current on the latest draping trends, and I’m looking forward to growing, learning, and connecting with other professionals..

Welcome Tonya Fortson to The Posh Agency family. I’m excited to support your brand and take social media off your plate so you can focus on what actually makes you money. And for the ones watching this… If you’ve got a business but you’re tired of doing "all the things, posting, following up, tracking leads, juggling systems, and still not seeing consistent income, this is your sign. I help business owners get organized, visible, and paid with done-for-you social media, systems, and CRM support. If you need help and want your business to work for you (not drain you), comment "AGENCY" and I’ll send you the details. I have room for "2 more clients" this month.

Not everyone is meant to teach, and even fewer are meant to lead the next generation of designers. I’m quietly opening the conversation around our CDI Licensing Program starting in June. This will give you plenty of time to plan. There are only 5 spots left. This is not for people who want to pop up and teach a class whenever they feel like it. This is not for those looking to run cheap classes just to raise quick money. This is not for those who cannot travel. This is for designers who feel called to teach and understand that excellence, leadership, and credibility matter. The CDI Licensing Program is for designers who want to: • Be developed into a professional draping instructor • Operate under a respected, established brand • Teach inside The Posh Academy ecosystem • Receive ongoing mentorship and instructor-level education • Learn how to lead, teach, and execute at a high standard • Build long-term authority and industry recognition This is not about “hosting your own classes.” This is about being trained, developed, and trusted as an instructor. This is for those interested in traveling, sharing your gifts and being paid well! I’m not opening enrollment yet. I’m building the waitlist and seeing who is truly aligned. 👉🏽 Comment “CDI” if you want to be considered. Many of you say you find out about me and how can help you too late, well we are sharing with you guys what’s coming up and some of you know you need to take action. Meanwhile the newbies are jumping on board and about to run this draping industry bag up! You jumping on or off the ship because it’s moving and it’s filling fast! 👉🏽 Comment “CDI” if you want to be considered.

Hey Tribe! 👋 Welcome to Posh Draping University. If you’re new here, this is your official starting point. For the next 7 days, I want you to treat this like your “First 7 Days As A Draper” experience. Your only job is to explore, get comfortable, and take one small action each day. 👉 Here’s your 7-Day Simple Starter Plan: Day 1: Introduce yourself in the community below – tell us your name, city, and why you joined PDU. Day 2: Watch the “Draping Essentials 7 for 7” video starter course. Find it here: https://www.skool.com/posh-draping-university/classroom/a42f8884?md=d456a490d3924faea2133f235a969513 Day 3: Post a picture of a drape you’ve done OR an inspiration photo you love. Day 4: Comment on at least 2 other members’ posts with encouragement or feedback. Day 5: Watch one beginner-friendly draping tutorial inside your library and comment your biggest takeaway. https://www.skool.com/posh-draping-university/classroom Day 6: Share your biggest win or “aha moment” from this week in the community. https://www.skool.com/posh-draping-university?c=389331a396e9489797b5dce3d49f8afd&s=newest-cm&fl= Day 7: Decide which tier matches your goals: Basic, Premium, or VIP. When you complete all 7 days, drop “DONE” in the comments on this post. I’ll be watching, and I may or may not surprise a few of you with bonuses. You are not behind. You are not late. You’re right on time.Welcome to your new draping home. ✨ Remember: The more you show up and engage, the faster you grow—both in skill and income. So go introduce yourself, explore your lessons, and drop a comment in today’s community post to say hey! Let’s make your draping journey interactive, fun, and profitable. – Precious 💖

I just purchased and watched the virtual baroque training. If was very helpful. My questions: The up an over raw fabric has to be the same length on both sides right? If I’m doing a 16’ backdrop would that up and over fabric need to be more than 32’ to create swags? The fabric that’s over is the foundation(back layer that just hangs straight), and the top layer creates the swags right? I guess I’m trying to figure out for a 10x16 backdrop, with 10 up and over panels, that’s a lot of length. Maybe that’s when you get into cutting as you go?