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Old 01-16-2020, 10:36 AM
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Jan in VA
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Originally Posted by JenniePenny View Post
......maybe a TV show like that would do more harm than good. You know, people who are not quilters already don't understand the time/ materials/ cost that quilters expend, and then to see a show that somebody has created or made something in an hour (even with time lapse) would then be open license for all our acquaintances to think we can 'whip' up a quilt for the next baby shower on Sunday!
I don't know; do you think there are more people who bake as a hobby than there are sewists/quilters? What about that Japanese cooking show? That's what's cool about the television media, there are so many different kinds of people and hobbies and interests.

As shown by the Summary of Quilting in America 2017, it was a $3.7 billion dollar industry with 7-10 million quilters, and that was three years ago! It has grown every year. https://fabshopnet.com/wp-content/up...ia_summary.pdf

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