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Old 04-08-2010, 04:29 AM
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grammypatty7
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Originally Posted by sewNso
this went to the perfectionist 8 yr old grandson, to let him try and learn that mistakes are okay, you just learn to fix them. And i learned how to post pictures this weekend with the daughters help. hallaluya
This is one beautiful and sharp quilt. Love it. I agree with you. Each quilt I've made for my 7 grandchildren also contain mistakes because I want them to know that we human's make mistakes but we can make them work out by being determined and persistent. Of course the children don't notice the mistakes until I point them out to them and then they are amazed that in the overall scheme of the quilt, the mistakes aren't that noticable until they were pointed out. It's a good learning tool and setting a good example for them. My Mother was a perfectionist and about drove herself crazy with it. I'm all for striving for perfection but some of us just can't achieve it all the time and we have to take steps to get there and it's fine and wise to show this process to others.
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