kwhite

"I will do it for you" I am bad at this one. Then no one learns what they need to know. Better choice, "I will show you how"

mpeters1200

Lost scissors, seam ripper, pins????

As my 5 year old would say....walk carefully, mom is sewing!

Lostn51

Oh yeah I almost forgot my favorite one here lately....... "Son of a #%@&*^ not again!! Do this one more time and I going to throw you sorry @$^% out of the $%&^*@ window you piece of $%&^!!!!"

This one is said when my thread has jumped out of the thread slot on my faceplate and then jumped off of the tensioner and I have this hairy thread wad tangled in my feed dogs.

Fortunately I have just about remedied this issue so it hasn't had to be said that much now. :lol:

Billy

MadQuilter

I think "It's not perfect" or some variation of that comment. (Guilty as charged). What does perfection mean in quilting terms anyway? We are so worried that our quilting community will eject us from membership if the HSTs don't match or a point is cut off. The sad part is that we accuse our comrades in arms of doing the very thing we KNOW they won't do. We do not judge. We do not chastise. We do not belittle. And we do not criticize. So what the ^%(^&()87 are we worried about?

k3n

I said a little while ago somewhere on here that I've become more particular about my work since joining the board because I'm aware that it will be scrutinised by ppl who KNOW what to look for. This is BAD and I should stop it! :shock: I am NOT perfect, I can only do my best and I should be happy with that; And you guys won't judge me anyway.
So my phrase to add to the list is that -
'I'm NOT perfect and have no business even TRYING to be!' :-D

Lostn51

I spit coffee on my keyboard again!! :lol: :lol: :lol: