Dirty Little Secrets...........
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#71
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So how was it Rolling Out LaughingFloor? Originally Posted by Patti Mahoney
Ladies and Gents, right about now, I'm ROLF. You people are a hoot.!
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#72
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Is There a Quilter's oath? I knew there was a Quilter's Pox...It is the only disease it is ok to share and we do it with such grace. Oh Yes, there is an attitude that goes there.Originally Posted by Covered in Threads
As Quilters part of our oath(s) should include "I make no mistakes, just creative adjustments!" :) Got to love the attitudes of creative people!
#73
madamekelly , 09-14-2011 09:59 AM
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*and 'design decisions'.Originally Posted by aorlflood
There are no mistakes...only creative license! :)
#74
madamekelly , 09-14-2011 10:04 AM
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Ever NOT got the Q-tip out to clean the dust from around the sash lock or the corners of the window sash muntins?
Ever filed something in the no-one-will-look-at-this-again-in-my-lifetime pile?
Ever forgot to dust on top of the door casing?
Ever rounded 49 cents UP?
Ever pretended you forgot your oil change as a few hundred or more? miles overdue?
Ever hit the DELETE button on an email you may not need to answer right away?
Ever NOT RECEIVED that phone message from Aunt Tilda wanting to know why you don't have a brood of kids yet?
Ever heard of the law of diminishing returns?
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Now take a deep breath, and let it out real slow. Relax. Breathe. lol!Originally Posted by SueSew
Those aren't dirty little secrets, they are how things get done in the real world by frail, humble, and occasionally venal humans, and they apply to anything you can think of which is paid or unpaid work. Ever NOT got the Q-tip out to clean the dust from around the sash lock or the corners of the window sash muntins?
Ever filed something in the no-one-will-look-at-this-again-in-my-lifetime pile?
Ever forgot to dust on top of the door casing?
Ever rounded 49 cents UP?
Ever pretended you forgot your oil change as a few hundred or more? miles overdue?
Ever hit the DELETE button on an email you may not need to answer right away?
Ever NOT RECEIVED that phone message from Aunt Tilda wanting to know why you don't have a brood of kids yet?
Ever heard of the law of diminishing returns?
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Ever NOT got the Q-tip out to clean the dust from around the sash lock or the corners of the window sash muntins?
Ever filed something in the no-one-will-look-at-this-again-in-my-lifetime pile?
Ever forgot to dust on top of the door casing?
Ever rounded 49 cents UP?
Ever pretended you forgot your oil change as a few hundred or more? miles overdue?
Ever hit the DELETE button on an email you may not need to answer right away?
Ever NOT RECEIVED that phone message from Aunt Tilda wanting to know why you don't have a brood of kids yet?
Ever heard of the law of diminishing returns?
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There's dust on the TOP of doors??????????????Originally Posted by SueSew
Those aren't dirty little secrets, they are how things get done in the real world by frail, humble, and occasionally venal humans, and they apply to anything you can think of which is paid or unpaid work. Ever NOT got the Q-tip out to clean the dust from around the sash lock or the corners of the window sash muntins?
Ever filed something in the no-one-will-look-at-this-again-in-my-lifetime pile?
Ever forgot to dust on top of the door casing?
Ever rounded 49 cents UP?
Ever pretended you forgot your oil change as a few hundred or more? miles overdue?
Ever hit the DELETE button on an email you may not need to answer right away?
Ever NOT RECEIVED that phone message from Aunt Tilda wanting to know why you don't have a brood of kids yet?
Ever heard of the law of diminishing returns?
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#77
Rettie V. Grama , 09-14-2011 11:04 AM
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I just did a "Dirty Little Secret" yesterday. I'm making pot holders and learning to do free hand quilting on the machine. When I finished quilting the first one, turned it over and straight down the middle, diagonally, There was an over lap of fabric a quarter inch deep. I was mortified. So------I turned the excess over to one side, stitched it down, then sent to the other side and stitched to match.
Geeeese am I dumb.
Geeeese am I dumb.
