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Originally Posted by lynnie
that you can't cross over lines when stippeling?????
is there really such a rule? i showed my cat quilt to someone, the only sourpuss in the buch, who said, "Oh too bad she crossed the lines". well, how ele do you quilt a fish????i can't believe that she said that. is there really a "NO CROSS" rule to siplleling TreeFrog |
I have / A son who said "MOM" I'll take any quilt thats not perfect of yours. :D That boy will end up with a lot of quilts.
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Quilting should be enjoyed. There are too many stresses in life and quilting should be your "out"....to get away from all that. My sewing room is my little safe haven.
Free motion is exactly that.....free to do what ever you want. If you were entering your quilt in a competetion than one should be fully aware of the rules that the judges will be basing their decision on. I agree with everyone.....just enjoy! |
Someone here once posted the saying "Don't let her comments live rent free in your head" I love that saying and now live by it!
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WOW, it is hard for me to believe that someone would actually point out a crossed line......the nerve!!!!! next time just say it is your artistic, creative, breaking all the rules mind at work!!! LOL
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I am a crazy quilter....because there are no hard and fast rules!!!
Free-spirit crazy quilter BJ |
I agree - your quilt, your way. I hand quilt & I have crossed lines before, no biggy - suppose to be that way ! :-D
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My Quilt, My Rules. There are some people out there that are soooooooooooo unccomfortable in their own skin, that they have to be critical of others. Ignore them and move forward,
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If that was the worst thing she could find about your quilt, I'd say, you must have done a great job?!
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thank you for asking that. I will feel so much better about trying to free motion now
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