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Any thing hand made is never perfect but but perfection or not quilts are well loved
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Originally Posted by Quiltngolfer
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Tartan, you are a hoot! I agree, mine all look so good in my head. It's like in golf. I picture my golf ball flying through the air and landing in the green. When I hit it, it never goes like I pictured. Oh well, quilting and golf are both fun ways to pass the time.
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Think it was funny that you made the comparison of a "perfect murder" to a "perfect quilt". Sometimes I think I'd like to "murder" or "do in" a quilt I am working on...however when it is finished usually I am pleased with the results. Enjoy the hand applied binding the most, I guess, because that means my quilt is almost finished!
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Some days I think my machine is cursed, or my brain fell out. I NEVER have a perfect anything.
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Originally Posted by alikat110
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All quilts are PERFECT WITH THERE IMPERFECTIONS!!!
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Love your scrappy pink quilt, notmorecraft!
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the perfect quilt is always one made by someone else!!
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well, there may be perfect patterns somewhere, patterns so clear and easy to use that a perfect quilt may be born, you have to be lucky enough to find one and be in the right frame of mind and have your machines, scissors etc cooperate with you. What are the chances?
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Originally Posted by Boston1954
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Have you ever had a quilt that had no problems from start to finish? I have just started a new one and already have had to take stitches out from 4 blocks. Is there such a thing, or is it like the perfect murder. Just does not exist. :-)
Now, let's see if that statement ignites WWIII among quilters. froggyintexas |
the perfect quilt is the one you're snuggling under. it's done, it's being used, it's doing what it's supposed to do. i figure that things can be perfectly imperfect. keeps us humble.
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