Sassylass

All the "imperfections" in a quilt make it yours..no one else can say that they can do the same thing.

First of all have fun with what your doing..remember no quilt police.

Second, no one can out do you when you have put all that time and YOUR love into a quilt.
sass

TonnieLoree

That is what my honey says to me as I'm fuming because it is not perfect.

pittsburgpam

What I have done is do something that I can identify the quilt and take a picture of it. Put the picture in a safe place. It might be as simple as a certain quilt stitch in a certain place that is identifyable or a picture of a tiny imperfection that no one else would ever notice.

I've also read of putting your name on the inside of the binding in a certain place (take a picture so you know where it is). Then if there is ever a question you can unstitch it and prove it is yours.

LivelyLady

That's a healthy attitude that I will gladly adopt too.

LivelyLady

Great idea!

annieshane

I have noticed something similar on the binding of a quilt in one of my new magazines. Makes me realize not to take myself so seriously. Enjoy the process and be proud of your accomplishments.

michelehuston

This is the most true statement I have heard (read) in a long time. We also dont give ourselves enough credit! :roll:

Irene Frohreich

Gave up on trying to be a perfect quilter when I learned that the Amish put a mistake into their quilts, they are always so beautiful. Will adopt the attitude too.

EagarBeez

I used to strive for perfection and would pull stitches out over and over. I wrote to this group, and found that if you can't see your mistakes riding by on a horse, to leave it. No one is perfect but, the good Lord Now I relax, and enjoy myself. I am so much happier

Bobbielinks

Yes, let's just enjoy what we do. Some days we do better than other days. But who will know, unless we tell them. Always do your best, maybe not perfect, but it will be beautiful. Goodness knows that I make a lot of mistakes, but boy do I have fun!