jpmaroni

Wow!

helou

not my idea of quilting.... but mass production and employees exploitation....

wvhill22

Oh my I love that binding tool! and just throwing a jelly roll on there and taking off. would love to have that

girlsfour

As a person can hardly find something made in the USA, this is what everything we here purchase probably looks like when it's being made. People working for next to nothing and us reaping the benefits.....

It will probably never change.

emerald46

Yep, sweat shops. I am surprised they were allowed to film inside although this one did look pretty clean.

allie1448

I really want that binding tool !! lol I think it is a bit of a pity that there is no chatting while they sew, no camaraderie, no loving touches on the fabrics, no little tugs and pulls to make it fit right! I think quilts develop a 'personality' as I sew them (I know I am a little flaky!) And they gradually grow and develop the quilts these people sew, while still pretty seem a little flat and devoid of personality. This is Just my opinion and in no way meant to diminish how people earn their living, they still do a wonderful job and of course these are more affordable than the quilts quilters from this board put together.

Mommomjoann

What web site do you look for that binding gadget ? It's worth it 's weight in gold!

Joy Higdon

I will be watching for the answer.

kheliwud

When you are paid based on piece work, you make more pieces! Also, they have straight stitch, industrial machines, and lots of practice. If they don't sew, they probably don't eat...

QuiltnNan

that was my first thought. i couldn't even imagine doing that all day, day after day.