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Old 07-16-2011, 05:47 PM
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I was recently on the floor pinning two parts of my quilt top together. The smaller part was wrong side up and the part that was larger extended beyond that so you could see the right side of it. My six year old came over and sat down next to me. He looked for a minute and then said, "Well Momma, it looks kinda good, but it looks kinda horrible too." I couldn't help but to laugh and ask him why it looked horrible. He explained that this side (the right side up part) looked nice and smooth but this other part (the wrong side up part) looked bumpy. That bumpy side looked horrible he said. I explained it was the wrong side, etc. and then went about finishing the pinning. I couldn't help but to laugh occasionally as I was working though. I don't think he understands quite how strong of a word "horrible" is, and he certainly doesn't understand yet how to be tactful when talking about another person's work. :lol:
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Out of the mouths of babes!!!!!
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LOL Out of the mouth of babes :lol:
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aww! at least it was the wrong side he was talking about though!!
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LOL... yeah, at 6 children are quite tackless..but honest..
he'll like it better when you get it finished :D
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Old 07-16-2011, 05:51 PM
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I am just finishing quilting a "Watch Me Grow" quilt of my 4 year old daughter. I felt I was very creative with the design of my quilt. It has several pieced flowers, and her pictures are in the center of each flower. I think it is turning out very cute, however, she said, "Mom, I don't like it. It's creepy."
She's going to have to get used to it, because it's going to be hung in her bedroom. lol
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Kids..... they are so innocently honest. They are a delight!
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Look at it this way.....he new the difference!!!
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LMBO bless his heart!! :D:D:D
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Oh how funny!! lol
I love kids at the "honest" stage where they just say it as they see it.
What a cute story!
Please show us the quilt when you can, Rachel !! I love your work! :D
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