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Beautiful creations. We create with our hands. I also don't think of all work as negative. I LOVE 'working' on a quilt but I hate house 'work' :D.
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Originally Posted by cashs_mom
(Post 7788706)
I never heard anyone say that work was a negative thing. Interesting because I feel that work is a positive and those that work are good people making a difference in the world.
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cashsmom - my thoughts exactly. Work is what you make of it.
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Hub did his master's thesis on 'The Nature of Work'. One of his points was even our Creator 'worked' and was pleased with his results!
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Originally Posted by Chasing Hawk
(Post 7788703)
Masterpiece!
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creation---which includes some work!
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Well, how about a play on words? Instead of calling it work, we could call it a "joule" which is
the The International System unit of electrical, mechanical, and thermal energy, Most of the time I think of my finished quilt as a "jewel" and it has definitely required electrical, mechanical, and thermal energy (my brain heats up, my emotions are warmed, and sometimes my temper sparks). It's funny how the word "work" affects people. When it comes to quilting, I consider it play until I mess up. Sewing is play. Unsewing is work. Choosing fabrics is play. Figuring out the math is work. |
Originally Posted by zozee
(Post 7789558)
It's . Sewing is play. Unsewing is work. Choosing fabrics is play. Figuring out the math is work.
[/SIZE] [/FONT][/COLOR] And you are right....for me...that is WORK. And no fun at that! |
I think the 'work' has a very positive connotation. I do agree that it has many applications. However, when we use it in reference to someone's quilt it always denotes an appreciation of someone's skill in completing a artful quilt.
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Creations are "works of art". This could be an oil painting, a pie, or a quilt.
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