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Old 04-26-2012, 01:01 PM
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maryellen2u
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I just want to add another level to all this discussion. I think the reason I (we) have a hard time parting with our quilts is that we have given birth to them. We've picked the colors and fabrics carefully, worked on it day and night to have it just perfect and really created a one of a kind piece of art. Then to turn around and let go of it is difficult. I don't think anyone would pay what a quilt is really worth in time, energy, materials and care. Plus I don't think half the people I've given my quilts to really appreciate and know what a generous gift they have received. I sold some of my quilts but in the end it just wasn't worth it. My buyers didn't appreciate the work, my costs and they were always try to "bargain" with me. It is not a money making past time, no matter what someone says! I figure my kids will just have to deal with the quilts when I move into the home or take the dirt nap.
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