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Old 11-10-2014, 04:15 AM
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dlsnaples
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Well said, Siodach. The internet is changing the quilt world just as it has every other aspect of our lives. But, in this case IMO, it can be beneficial just as it has been in medicine. We quilters, whether purists who never have a machine touch any part of their quilt, or the most modern of us using all the new techniques and technology, create works of comfort and beauty. That is the end purpose of a quilt is it not? To bring beauty, art, to others while also proving warmth and tangible love. Someone has the word PIECEMAKER as part of their tag. With this board, in particular, we talk with others from all walks of life from all over the world. We support one another through trials and joys of life.
We are PEACEMAKERS who bring truth, love and light to everyone we touch; be it up close and in person or far flung.
I enjoy learning of quilting styles and customs from other lands. Our forefathers and foremothers would be amazed at what we are achieving.
So, enough rambling, it is wonderful that everyone is thus far, expressing their musing with acceptance. We celebrate our differences and know in our own heart, th. All aspects from pattern and pattern selection to the application of the binding is a process allowing us to be creative and practical just as our ancestors.
Quilters are overall an accepting lot. We tend to support the newbie---not "eat our young".
Keep up the good work everyone and enjoy your day.
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