mollymct

What sticks out the most for me is reading someone's comment that sometimes "done" is better than perfect. That was a revelation to me. Lol. If you only knew how many things I never saw through to the end because I couldn't get them perfect...that is a liberating idea for many aspects of my life! My new mantra!

JCL in FL

Also ,it may not be as you had anticipated but it is still fine, just different that your vision and there are lots of people who will love it.

patdesign

All Good, and enjoy hearing solutions for others issues that may apply to me sometime.

chamby

Wow, I agree there are so many. But I would say that my latest favorite is having the sewing table leg hold on to the binding while sewing this on. I have been using this tip ever since I saw it on this board. What a gem.
Charlene

chamby

Okay so tell us again about this one.
Charlene

dglvr

It would take awhile to list them all but I have started using lots of starch. It really works great. Specially when piecing. It helps the fabric from stretching. My longarm quilter (Shelley from here on the board) really likes me using it too. :thumbup:

GladGrams

To stop being such a damn perfectionist and give myself a break... :oops: :oops: :oops:

champagnebubbles

I have alot of Friends :)

Olivia's Grammy

Cut retangles from left over batting. I cut 6 x 8" for my floor swifter. It picks up all the threads and more dust bunnies than I want to admit, cat hair, etc. Great use for something you are throwing away anyhow.

Twisted Quilter

A little gross, but when trying to thread your machine, put a little saliva on the thread and it will go right thru the needle. Yep, it works! :P