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I always feel sad, then it takes me a while to find the right fabric to do another one. :?
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I feel happy knowing I did the best I could and I feel anticipation for the next project I will be starting.
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Originally Posted by fabric_fancy
Originally Posted by DebQuilter50
Originally Posted by fabric_fancy
like i want to kick it outside into the firepit and set it on fire.
Then why do you quilt? i'm surrounded by other artists and they all work with different mediums and i asked them all about this type of feeling and i've found that this is an extremely common feeling amongst artists. I think that I understand that and also have thought about hiding it - no fire though. I love fabric and paper. I wish I could overlook the imperfections. |
I feel pride and satisfaction. If I don't have another quilt cut and ready to piece, I feel lost and sad.
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FREE !!!!!!!...........until I start the next one!
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Satisfied.
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Originally Posted by JenniePenny
Sometimes I feel lonely after a quilt is done. I guess that is not the right word. But like a child has grown up and is leaving the house. I've spent months obsessing over color, scale, mood, seams, pressing, etc.
I always feel that way when I've finished a particulary good book too. This is exactly the same way I feel. Almost feel let down that the "adventure" is over. I am excited to move on and start another one but need to almost let go of the one I just finished. |
It's like reading a good book. You almost hate to get it done.
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DEb, I just finished mt first quilt too and yes there are some mistakes byt I am proud. I did it and accomplished my goal and it is not a UFO and can move onto the next project. I say just like the Amish make a mistake in each quilt so my quilt is not perfect and the goal is to have fun anf enjoy making it.
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Proud and what can I work on next!
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