yes... I definitely understand that! As a retired science teacher, I saw (on more than one occasion) a science fair project that barely won a spot in the regional fair only to take high honors at the next level. Even though judges try to be objective, it must be humanly impossible. Well, we ARE human...
Thank you for your response to this question.. I figured there were some universal qualities on which most judges agree.
Originally Posted by stewyscrewy
I do know for a fact that there are a few that they start out with. 1. they want to make sure the quilt is perfectly squared. 2. the binding are full. 3. all points are pefect. 4. all seams are not bulky. 5. the quilting blends with/into the quilt. the rest is up to each individual judge(errr official quilt police) Joking...... You have to remember each judge is only offering thier own oppinions. you can have 1 specific quilt looked at by 5 different judges and each one will say something different.
:)