In this episode Kathie Beltz joins us to talk about all things to do with judging quilts for quilt shows. She covers the things to pay attention to if you hope to be considered for a prize, and I got to ask about criteria for bindings, which is something I’ve had notes on when I’ve entered competitions!One of the things she points out is that, while design definitely matters, many of the criteria included in quilt judging have to do with making a quilt that will last. The critiques you might get about your stitches are not just the judges being picky!Show NotesWebsite - https://kathiebeltz.com/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/kathiebeltz/QuiltCon - https://www.quiltcon.com/homeMQX - https://www.instagram.com/mqxquiltshow/Vermont Quilt Festival - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vermont_Quilt_FestivalKathie’s classes and lectures - https://kathiebeltz.com/classes/National Association of Certified Quilt Judges - https://www.nacqj.com/Simi Valley Quilt Guild - https://simivalleyquiltguild.com/BERNINA 150- https://sewing.patternreview.com/SewingMachine/98How to Own a Revolutionary Craft Biz is a hand-made - never AI, reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Where to find Sam Hunter:How to Own a Revolutionary Craft Biz - www.revcraftbiz.comHunter’s Design Studio - www.huntersdesignstudio.comEmbroidered Journey - www.embroideredjourney.comSam Hunter Art - www.samhunterart.comThe RevCraftBiz Podcast is a Quilt Talk™ productThanks for reading How to Own a Revolutionary Craft Biz! This post is public so feel free to share it. Get full access to How to Own a Revolutionary Craft Biz at www.revcraftbiz.com/subscribe

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