Do Kids Belong at Quilt Shows?


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Happy Friday Eve Reader!

Do kids belong in quilting spaces? Specifically quilt shows and shops.

I talked about how quilt shows were not particularly kid friendly this week. Even though the video has only been up a short time - I am surprised in some of the feedback I've received both privately and as comments across social media!

It is not a universal thought that kids belong at quilt shows, some people view this as adult only spaces. Which honestly, would have never occurred to me. But maybe that is because I'm a mom in the throes of motherhood right now.

As a working mom, in my limited free time I don't want to have to choose between my kids and my passion, I want them both. Is that so much to ask? lol.

What do you think? Should I have left my daughter home? Or do kids belong at quilt shows? How do you think this impacts the future of quilting if kids aren't welcomed?

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And I even got some emails that graph paper should have been an option - you are so right Katie. Graph paper is still a solid option in quilt design!

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