Come with me to the Creative Craft show in Farnborough? Is it good?

Hello! My name is Louise, based in the UK - raising two teenagers with my husband and our pets. Join me on this journey whilst I navigate quilting, making mistakes & adapting to my disability. In today's video, we go to the Creative Craft Show in Farnborough, this show is held a few times a year at various locations. Is it good for a beginner quilter? What crafts are available, how does it compare to the festival of quilts. As a creator living with a disability, I focus on adaptive quilting techniques and ergonomic tools that make sewing accessible while managing chronic pain. Excuse the profanity in this one, but this is me haha! #quiltingmistakes Ergonomic studio setup & tools used Ergonomic rocking chair, MILLBERGET Swivel chair, from Ikea, Desk support: underdesk active footrest for circulation, Amazon Cutting tools: Truecut ergonomic rotary cutter, ruler track system, rotating cutting mat from Quilted Bear. Notions, clover wonderclips, easy grip magic pins. Rolson extending magnetic stick, needle threader, needle minder, thread cutter from Quilted Bear. Wide grip thread picker from Dunelm. Machine aid, Janome easy needle threader, extension table. Disclaimer: This content details my personal journey with disability management. For medical advice or diagnosis, consult a professional. AI tools were utilised to optimise this ergonomic production workflow. Connect with me Instagram @stitch_with_louise TikTok @Stitch_with_louise Facebook @Stitch with Louise