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T-Anne 05-26-2012 03:46 PM

I agree it was a waste of time and I would have gone home with you too! And I laugh because I can hear my Mom say " some peoples children". LOL (of course it was me she was usually talking about)

burchquilts 05-26-2012 05:59 PM


Originally Posted by Annie68 (Post 5237694)
You did the right thing by going home. Time is too short to be arguing over such silliness.

: )

I quit my local quilt guild over a pretty similar concept (well, actually it was a racist rant one member had gone on that I was having no part of). My thinking was like yours... life is too short. Do I miss being in the guild? Well, I miss being in "a" guild but not this one. I'm not from here & have lived numerous places & belonged to numerous guilds so I know there are good ones out there. But experiences like that really leave a bad taste in your mouth, don't they?

And just as an aside, I think a quilter is anyone who makes a top... period. I hate when people get their panties all in a twist over defining somebody else. Grrrrrrrrrrr!

burchquilts 05-26-2012 06:01 PM


Originally Posted by Maire (Post 5243376)
So true! In those situations ignoring is the best reply. And don't let it bother you.

Maire

Like my mom used to say "If they can't run it, they want to ruin it". Ain't dat da troof?

nativetexan 05-26-2012 06:50 PM

oh i swore i would always complete my quilts myself. then i had two done for me and it was just fine!!! so yes you are a "quilter" even if someone else does the design quilting for you.

danece 05-26-2012 09:38 PM

I love this board, I have been sewing since I was about 9, started quilting when I was about 25, I have sewn many tops, and even quilted quite a few, but, because it is often easier and less expensive to send my tops to a local longarm quilter because i want the receipient to feel comfortable washing it, according to my LAquilter, she feels that we do all of the work, and they just sandwich it together using our ideas, I still quilt the occasional by hand, but not if I feel the quilt will be washed very often, and I can't afford to buy my own machine

Greenheron 05-27-2012 04:42 AM


Originally Posted by tesspug (Post 5242533)
Could some body please do a tutorial on how to whittle a whale bone needle. LOL

Happy to:

1. Catch a whale........

2. Let me know when step one is finished and we'll continue the tute.


ube quilting 05-27-2012 05:00 AM

Jacquie, I love binding too!
peace


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