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Old 05-22-2014, 03:03 AM
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ckcowl
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easy is a fairly 'relative term' .... what is a 'piece of cake' for one person may be way difficult for the next- so it is rather difficult for anyone to really get the skill level correct for 'Everyone'. often it is a more 'generalized' determination- a quilt that has straight piecing, (no inset seams, curves, applique, ect) *patchwork* is considered an 'Easy' pattern - even if is does expect you to be able to match up your seams. then, 'confident beginner, moderate ability' may have some different sizes to deal with- a bit more detail- but generally still straight seams...you then get more into intermediate to advanced when mixed techniques are incorporated- like applique, inset seams, curves, different shapes along with different sizes. always read through a pattern start to finish before starting to make sure you understand it- and *it is a good thing to 'push the envelope' and work on what you consider more difficult* that is how you improve/grow.
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