Enjoy your site, like the new ideas.

I took the survey and unfortunately can not go back to one question to double check something. There is a question that asks about how you have it quilted. Choices were something like - send it out to be machine quilted; machine quilt it on your long arm; send it out to be hand quilted; etc. If memory serves me you DO NOT offer the choice of HAND QUILT IT YOURSELF! In a world filled with instant gratification everything there is nothing nicer than to sit and sew and then present someone with a quilt that you made truly by hand!

I was unable to open the survey and tried to send them a message but it would go through either....Bev

I had the same problem as I hand quilt & could not continue the survey! Very disappointed - Cynthia Duesing

I agree with the other commenters: I am a hand quilter and was surprised and disappointed that the survey did not offer that as an option.

Carrie -- you are so sweet to answer everyone's concerns on this survey! Are you still doing classes?? You need to come back to the Quilted Moose! We so enjoyed your lecture & classes!

I got half way through the survey and the program froze

LOL - looks like a lot of us agree on the hand quilting - I took the survey too but left a note one area where it said comment or other something like that about hand quilting my own - I guess just not everyone thinks about hand quilting being an option

I didn't notice the hand quilting part, but there was a question about what kind of fabrics you will buy in the next six months. There are no fabrics I will "definitely buy" but it wouldn't let me leave it blank, so I just clicked the first option and left a note in the comments at the end.

That survey was so l - o - n - g! It took forever to answer the questions.

i also took the survey and forgot to write down this thought (and the survey is too long for me to take again)--i would love for the quilting industry leaders to somehow change the conversation on quilt-making. someone said how we are a "gift industry"--that we quilters give away our quilts and we all know that we can't usually sell a quilt for what it's "worth" (the time spent making them as well as the cost of the materials)--but if that could change so that our culture would learn to value quilts. the industry could sell a lot more fabric if we quilters could turn around and sell our quilts! (hope this makes sense)

I took the survey and it did take a long time to fill out as I was double checking the brands and weights of various threads and other things to be accurate.