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Me, I strive for perfection, but am totally happy with improvement. It is a learning process and as long as I keep trying, I will keep improving.
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yes it does seem we are never happy with all our efforts, that is one thing I am working on
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so true!
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Yes, we are our own judges and juries. Perhaps we should impose our own sentences. Set up a scale and fine ourselves accordingly. Place a fine collection jar where we could pay-up when we judged ourselves as offenders. The fine money would be used for something specific, such as batting for a QOV or or other donation quilt.
The quilt police may leave us alone if we impose such a system. However, in my case, I may soon deplete my available funds for fabric acquisition. |
We probably do, but I hate that, at guild meetings, there is total silence when some people show their finished products. Or just a lukewarm, "oh, that's nice." It is important that we offer encouragement. Say something positive!
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I totally agree with you. I know where all the tiny glitches are, a point that is off just a smidgen. I'm beginning to agree with a friend who says if you can't see it from a galloping horse, don't worry about it, no one will see it when you consider the whole.
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Originally Posted by quilt3311
I totally agree with you. I know where all the tiny glitches are, a point that is off just a smidgen. I'm beginning to agree with a friend who says if you can't see it from a galloping horse, don't worry about it, no one will see it when you consider the whole.
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Very much so!
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How true, but we know where the mistakes are!! :roll:
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I agree. We are our own worst critics.
Originally Posted by davidwent
I have noticed we criticize our own work waaaay to harshly.
David |
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