I do what suits my mood , wallet, time, and makes me happy! those are the criteria I use for measureing quilting success.
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join my next swap and you'll get to try something different.
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Originally Posted by Lori S
I do what suits my mood , wallet, time, and makes me happy! those are the criteria I use for measureing quilting success.
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Linda what a great topic. I was feeling kinda blue because I read that some quilters "only" use LQS fabrics or "only" use expensive threads. I'm unemployed so I use what I can afford. Call me a cheap date, but my quilts turn out just fine and my machine sews best with good ol' Coates & Clark thread.
I really don't think there are any "only"s or "must do"s--just enjoy what you do and do it with love. |
Originally Posted by cjomomma
I completely agree with you second paragraph.
Some folks just get set in their ways and refuse to change or try something new. |
I so agree with you. I will give anything a try once. If it works for me great, if not then I will move on.
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I was also faced with someone telling me that my quilts are not quilts because they are tied. I asked her, back during the days of the old west and even after that, were quilts tied??? I do what I can. I love making quilts, experimenting with colors, looking at the next quilt to be more of a challenge then the last. It also relaxes me.I have 2 fabrics with batting in the middle, and tied. I can't afford a machine or sending out.
It's my quilt. I like the results |
IMO, "I'd never........." is posting an opinion. And until opinions are banned from this board, I'll continue "I'd never..........."
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I bet she doesn't know how many hand quilted beauties she is missing!
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