Caswews

Thanks for the link really puts thinks into perspective !

quiltstringz

Thank you so much for posting this link - I love her and subscribed so that I would be notified on new entries. Anyone who has a business or thinking about a business LAQ she also has a website thebusinessofmachinequilting.com and it looks like she has some great info out there. It is so nice when someone is willing to share! Of course we all know about that as y'all are the best sharers/advisors that I know!

tapper

Thanks for posting this link. It is very inspiring.

gramquilter2

Thanks for posting.

ube quilting

I hope people will post these important thoughts right in front of their machines and just enjoy the doing.
peace

wolph33

She had some great advice-I really liked done is better than perfect.

lbc

Good advice. Thanks for sharing.

annette1952

Very good advice.That is all so true. Being quilters we have all been there & will benefit from this advice

Hulalulu

So glad to have found this now! Am 2/3 done with FMQ on a 66 x 91" quilt on my home machine -- which has a good size throat -- 10+" -- but still, there's drag and stitches which might have been more even in size, curves which might have been more round, etc. Seeing the faults while stitching does give the quilter a bird's eye view of the errors. Now, laid across the sofa waiting for me to finish up the other 1/3, after watching this video, I'm much happier with what has been done! Anyone who wants to can see errors, but it will be finished, and used, and I hope used up! worn out! And need replacing, when the time comes, by another quilt which will be fun and challenging! And better! WE all put a lot of time and effort into our craft, and that is our gift to the person who will enjoy keeping warm, and admiring the finished quilt.