bearisgray

A while back, I asked "what level of quilter do you consider yourself?"

After reading answers - and looking around a bit more - I've come to realize that most of us are "better" at some areas /types of quilting than others. (Yes, some of you are excellent at everything - and I have not noticed any "brag" from any of you.)

So where do you feel your strengths are?

I think I can "illustrate" an answer fairly well - even if my drawings are on graph paper.

My math skills are better than average (in the quilting world) .

I can usually get my points and intersections to be where I want them to be.

I do not have a long arm, or an Accuquilt cutting system, or EQ quilt designing program - so those whole areas are N/A (not applicable) for me. (poor, poor, me)

I have enough confidence in my skills to consider that it might be the pattern that is wrong, instead of me.

Maybe I should rephrase the question to "What parts of quilting do you enjoy the most?"

At this point in my life, "finished" is not all that important. If whoever has to clean up my stuff chooses to dump it - well, I had fun playing/working with it while I could.