I have no clue as to exactly what the judges are referencing.... But I think your quilt is just beautiful. I really love all of it , the colors, inculding the color placement, and the pattern. Your workmanship appears to be spot on !

Great quilt. I can see this as a way of using my stash. What is the pattern name Please!!!

Wow! That certainly looks straight. Judges must use magnifying glasses. Have you been able to speak to a judge? Having one point out the problem would certainly make it easier for you to understand. Is there a local person who has served as a judge for quilt shows who could look at you quilt?

I think that quilt is totally AWSOME, I think we the board have out-voted the judge :D

I agree 100%, my fellings exactly. As long as I like it that is all that matters to me.
Beautiful quilt BTW, and I don't see anything wrong with it.

It surely looks straight to me! Congrats for having it on display.

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If it makes you happy, then don't worry about it. The pattern and the colors are beautiful. It's a wonderful quilt!

It's the perfect reason to enter a quilt. How can you know where you need improvement if somebody doesn't point it out to you?

Besides, half the reason the public goes to the fair is to see the quilt display.

It appears that several have answered your question, especially the poster who had taken the NQA Judging class.
We don't know what the competition was in the show where you entered the quilt and the photograph is certainly not the best way to see what the comment referred tol. But the answer was in several of the posts. It is difficult judging to start with and sometime just a small thing like "straight lines" is the difference from one quilt getting the ribbon over another - or even mitred corners. But one final comment. After reading all the comments I tend to resent it when a judge is referred to as an "eliete snob".

Calling people names is never appropriate.