mrs. fitz

You're a better person than I am, that's for sure. My patience would have worn out a lot faster than yours did. Now call your young friend, invite her for a glass of wine (or a cup of coffee) and tell her all about the quilt police. Hope your relationship with her doesn't suffer and hope she continues to quilt and enjoys it.

Bonbonary

I can't believe the nerve of her especially to accuse you of taking off the labels of dresses you made. I would have wanted to shove her out the window, not politely show her to the door!

Annaquilts

You did wonderful. Strange bird.

TacoMama

You handled this very well. I would NOT have been so nice.

earthwalker

Empty vessels make the most noise....I admire your tact and restraint, bravo:)

johanka

I will say What goes around will come around. Good for you.

Rose L

It is people with a lack of self esteem who put others down in an effort to make themselves feel they have some worth. I'm afraid I would have bust out laughing at her which would have done nothing to improve her self esteem but it would prevent me from clubbing her. I guess I'm not very gracious.

QuiltingCrazie

Good for you!! Your grace is a lost art. I keep finding people raise children to be so nasty and rude nowdays with no respect or tact!

Painiacs

Wow! Don't u just love know it all's? I'd of been tempted YO smack her! Tempted- wouldn't of but boy o boy!!! Her mama should of to teach her manners!!

Painiacs

Lucky both you and her cousin had restraint! If I was her cousin she would of been walking home too!!