What does the Quilting Police look like?
10-18-2011, 06:34 AM
#61
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The Quilt Police around here are extremely critical of everything and everybody. They have many disguises ranging from puckery-faced busy bodies, to innocent looking sweeties, to hard-as-nails black dressed meanies. They are sometimes very hard to find, other times they stand out. But the main thing is they are all so unhappy with their own quilting they have to bring others down. So consider them actually complimenting you! What matters is your work, your feeling, your efforts. :)
10-18-2011, 07:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Greenheron
Originally Posted by ube quilting
I know they look over the top of their glasses at about three or four inches from a quilt!
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10-18-2011, 07:34 AM
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Too bad your location is in hiding...I would want to stand clear of those places...
Originally Posted by LenaBeena
The Quilt Police around here are extremely critical of everything and everybody. They have many disguises ranging from puckery-faced busy bodies, to innocent looking sweeties, to hard-as-nails black dressed meanies. They are sometimes very hard to find, other times they stand out. But the main thing is they are all so unhappy with their own quilting they have to bring others down. So consider them actually complimenting you! What matters is your work, your feeling, your efforts. :)
10-18-2011, 07:47 AM
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HA HA HA - I think Lori has it correct!!!!
Originally Posted by Lori S
Trust me ! You will know .. they come in many forms , but give themselves away pretty quickly!
They typically start with phrases Like : "I would never", or "Is this your first quilt?" or the most obvious "why don't you....."
Or the most offensive "a good quilter would have......"
They typically start with phrases Like : "I would never", or "Is this your first quilt?" or the most obvious "why don't you....."
Or the most offensive "a good quilter would have......"
10-18-2011, 07:58 AM
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They all look different. But they all stand very straight and cross their arms and tap one index finger over their pursed lips with thumb on their chin and then they make their NASTY CUTTING REMARKS all in the guise of improving your quilting skills!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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