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Originally Posted by BRenea
If you keep making mistakes, or the same mistake over and over again, just walk away and take a break! This also works for me when I just can't figure something out.
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I have learned that it never hurts to ask a question as long as you are asking this group I have learned that everyone here is willing to help and also willing to admit that they may be wrong after all everyone does things differently and no question is to silly THANK YOU ALL FOR THAT
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I've learned that the "man on the flying white horse" is my BFF. 8->
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I agree with all.
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I've learned to NOT use the rotary cutter when tired...>OUCH!
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I'm with you. I'm doing a simple 9 patch, but I'm taking my time. Ironing (with starch) enjoying the feel of the fabric and how nicely things are matching up (most of the time). Maybe the artistic side of me is enjoying things more.
bdrbi
Originally Posted by nursie76
Originally Posted by DRogers870
I have to remind myself to slow down and enjoy the process, and not be in such a hurry to finish.
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Thank you all so much for your tips and advice. My sewing room and computer room are all in one so I check the message board several times aday while I am in here quilting.I was in some what of a slump but hearing from all of you has given me brand new inspiration! Susie Sew-a-lot
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Measure twice, cut once.
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I have learned that I really do matter to the folks on this site and that quilters respond with great compassion, understanding and helpful suggestions when I feel inadequate about my quilting.
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I've learned that x amount of hours spent on this board are equal to x amount of hours I am neither quilting nor doing housework. I've also learned that it'll all work out ok in the long run and I can stay on the quilting board as long as I want to as long as no one mentions it to my DH. 8-) :-D
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