I discovered yesterday that
Keepsake Quilting is selling kits to make Gee's Bend quilt designs. Patricia Cummings has published a very thoughtful post on
her blog Quilters Muse about why this disturbs her and I found myself nodding as I read.
There will always be a market for kits for people who choose to make a quilt exactly as it is shown in a photo. There's nothing wrong with that because the makers will end up with quilts they love. I suppose this is no different, but somehow it is a little disturbing that the very notion of improvisational designing has had the improvisation part removed. Definitely worth pondering.
3 comments:
I know hot cross buns beat Valentine goodies to the shops, but it is a bit rich starting April Fools stunts this early.
If it isn't an early stunt it is just plain wrong!
Judy B
Really a great post related to , how to look after the Quilting Kits in own home..
oh erk!
I'm anti-kit at the best of times but
that is SO wrong!!
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