AnngelAnne

WE have been discussing copywrite a lot in quilt group lately. My question here is this.....if you are using a pattern and you make a mistake and leave it, thus making it your own, does that mean it no longer pertains to any copywrite issue?

Jingle

I try very hard to not make mistakes BUT, I do. I don't have to try to make mistakes, they just happen.

meanmom

I have a friend who always messes up one block on her quilts on purpose because of this. Drives me nuts. But they are her quilts she can do what she wants.

katesnanna

Quote from an Amish woman :- I make enough mistakes so don't need to do it on purpose.

maviskw

This is what the Amish quilters told me. Ask an Amish quilter. Get it from the horse's mouth!

patricej

no, it does not mean that.

adamae

I have never heard this concept before. My Mennonite mother would not have thought making a mistake acceptable. I've never seen this in practice in their quilting.

ManiacQuilter2

I TOO like what Lynnie said. I made one small mistake in my Bargello quilt that I posted here. I only found it out AFTER I quilted it. But I do accept the fact that I am human and being disable, I make MORE mistakes than I want to count.

callen

I personally think "the myth" just adds to the charm of an Amish quilt. I am lucky to have one of their beautiful creations & I will cherish it forever.

coopah

An Amish lady has quilted three of my tops. None of them came back with any noticeable mistake. All I noticed was the beautiful handwork, and I gave thanks that she was willing to help.

Lynnie nailed it with her comment. Thanks, Lynnie!