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Old 09-20-2011, 04:47 AM
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Originally Posted by girlsfour
Fabric quality vs. where it is purchased
Ditto!!
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Old 09-20-2011, 04:47 AM
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From the ones you listed-

Hand vs. Machine quilting
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new cheap plastic sewing machines versus old used but reliable all metal machined made reliable sewing machines...
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Old 09-20-2011, 04:58 AM
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Originally Posted by blondeslave
"Machines, vintage vs the newer ones."

This was the first one that came to mind.
What is the controversy? I want them all.

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The first thing that came to my mind was whether it's a real quilt unless it's hand-quilted.
That's just silly to me. (and I'm a hand quilter!)
The next one would be where you buy fabric.
None of this stuff matters to me in the least- as long
as we are happy doing our passion that's all that matters :D
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I have belonged to many boards where people were not kind or tolerant of other folks opinions and have been very impressed with the kindness and encouragement I have seen on the QB!

I guess I just haven't read through to the end of a thread to see one get (ahem) ugly.

I love the QB and the folks who frequent it!
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Old 09-20-2011, 05:12 AM
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Originally Posted by fabric_fancy

then the next big one is computer quilting vs machine free motion quilting.

many people want computer quilting to be a different category so it doesn't compete against all hand guided free motion quilting.
I agree and I'd like to see hand & machine quilted in different categories. I don't know about other places but everything is thrown together in this area.

100% cotton vs. blends or synthetics. Or maybe cotton won?
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Quilt Police ... they are a pain in the butt ,it is my quilt and if I am happy with it , thats good enough for me. There are some I know everything people around , usually the one who do very little work themselves but always ready to pass comment.
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I would say the Wash or Not Wash - !! This is a topic that all quilters Hand/machine, new/old, anywhere in the world, etc. struggle with and NO ONE is without an opinion!!
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I had no idea how much controversy there was on this board! And all this time I've just been reading the debates (some more heated than others) and learning, learning, learning... and being saved from some expensive mistakes... and being stretched in my creativity.

I see things like pre-wash or not (BIG topic), press to side or center and the like as matters of technique, and it's a one-way or the other kind of deal. No biggie, I just read,learn, and decide for myself. The copyright issue is clarifying a very confusing and often annoying law.

What torques me are subjects like what is or is not a quilt, where you buy your fabric, what machine one uses, etc. All I can think is, our great-grandmothers made quilts because they needed them for daily living, fabric was expensive and hard to come by for many, and you made the most of what you had, period. Like many other things in life, we can argue about them because we have CHOICES. For the most part, great-grandma didn't.

Now, I'm putting on my raincoat to protect myself from the tomatoes. Please pass the MAYO. :mrgreen:

And I can't remember who it was who made the comment about reading and making cat noises, but that there was FUNNY.
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