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Joan 08-03-2009 06:41 PM

Sometimes it seems like I use the seam ripper more than the sewing machine. :twisted: It is frustrating and some days are better than others.

Don't be discouraged. There will be a day you'll fly along and
get way more done than you imagined. We're all learning as
we go!

alaskasunshine 08-03-2009 06:56 PM

I have one posted I took a 2nd place at the ALaska st fair...I did a way dumb thing too. It was a "Mystery quilt" and it was rows of stars...well I thought I don't need to lay it out like they are saying I know how to make these simple stars! So I went on my merry only to find out you have to sew rows! UGH I ripped and ripped. I kept saying this is so stupid. I ll never forget so now I do read ALL the directions.

Enjoy your evening, take a deep breath at least...I dont know how to finish this line. Have a good one !!!

Ninnie 08-03-2009 07:34 PM

Been there and done that and will probably do it again! LOL You have to just walk away and count to 10 sometimes!

peaceandjoy 08-04-2009 03:58 AM

Oh, that is so frustrating! When I do something like that, it quickly becomes a quilt I don't want to work on (a whole other thread, lol!). I am likely to put it away until I'm not so ticked off with myself, then hate to pick it back up.

Kyiav10 08-04-2009 04:42 AM

Sorry Boston that this happened! But anxious to see the blocks when you post.

Kyia

Boston1954 08-04-2009 04:58 AM

Oh, I have taken care of that, peaceandjoy, I had set myself a deadline of June 3rd of next year for this to be done. Now I have it in my head that I have to.

jojo47 08-05-2009 09:40 AM

Boston, I've also been there, done that, only my first time ripping out came at the first quilt class I ever took, and my HST blocks blocks weren't squaring up. One of the other ladies took it upon herself to 'help' by taking apart my little blocks when we broke for lunch. Actually, she wasn't even sewing with the rest of us...she was 'observing', as she put it. Needless to say, the instructor asked her to 'not help so much' (yes, her actual words!), and the gal took off, never to be seen for the remainder of the class. Have I finished the quilt? Nope, not yet, but I certainly intend to!

gramqlts 08-05-2009 09:50 AM

The older I get, the more mistakes I make. My kids love to tease me. My favorite and constant saying to myself is "Sandy, if you had a brain you would be dangerous!"

Marcia 08-05-2009 05:12 PM

Anne---I am so sorry you had a bad day and I hope yesterday and today were much better. :-)

JoanneS 08-05-2009 06:51 PM

I keep tell the sewing machine companies that the thing we want most on the NEXT new sewing machine is an UNSEW feature :evil: :evil: :evil:


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