What makes the Annual Quilters Day Quilt show different from other quilt shows?
The Annual Quilters Day Quilt Show was originally conceived, and continues to be, a purely social event put on by area Quilters for area Quilters. The Show could possibly be more comparable to a quilt airing than to a full-blown quilt show, in that there are no retail activities taking part on the grounds during the show. There are no retail booths where quilting items, fabric, and other quilting supplies are sold. There is no judging of the show items for prizes or awards. The 1-day, 6-hr event is merely a place to show quilting works for the enjoyment of the viewer. Quilt items are brought in for showing the morning of the event, and taken away the afternoon of the event. All entry participants are encouraged to remain at the show while their quilt items are on display, or remove their items if they are unable to stay for the duration of the event. Another feature of the event is that non-completed entries are accepted, and even encouraged, unlike most shows that limit entries to com
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