How Do You Know When To Take A Break
#31
Originally Posted by QuiltMania
Been there, done that plus...
ripped it out and sewed it back the exact same way then...
ripped it out and sewed it back the exact same way then...
threw it down on the table and went to get a drink.
ripped it out and sewed it back the exact same way then...
ripped it out and sewed it back the exact same way then...
threw it down on the table and went to get a drink.
#32
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Originally Posted by QuiltMania
Been there, done that plus...
ripped it out and sewed it back the exact same way then...
ripped it out and sewed it back the exact same way then...
threw it down on the table and went to get a drink.
ripped it out and sewed it back the exact same way then...
ripped it out and sewed it back the exact same way then...
threw it down on the table and went to get a drink.
#34
Originally Posted by debbieumphress
ROFL....I have done this too. As for the breaks. I get to quilting and dn't know when to stop. Sometimes I quilt all night, rest and start over. My GUild and friends cannot figure out how I have the time to do what I do. My nickname "Quilting Energizer Bunny". About once a month I "Crash" and read for a couple of days and start over.
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#35
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my nephew would tell you every fabric has 2 sides and you pay for both so why not use both? he turns fabs over on purpose when it works for him and no one ever knows...if they don't see the other side they have no idea it isn't supposed to be that way
#39
Dont you just hate when you do it twice.
I had a quilting instructor once tell me that she was NOT going to show us an example of the wrong way to do something because quilters are probably naturally visual people so SEEING something done the wrong way makes you more prone to doing it that way.
I had a quilting instructor once tell me that she was NOT going to show us an example of the wrong way to do something because quilters are probably naturally visual people so SEEING something done the wrong way makes you more prone to doing it that way.
#40
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When, instead of trimming just one side of the seam, so I can fold the other one over it, I also trim the seam I'm supposed to fold over. Just did that yesterday. Grrrrrrrrrrr! Definitely time to do something else for awhile. :mrgreen:
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