JanTx

Teeler - I laugh at you! Thanks for lightening the mood.

Jan in VA

JanTx,
Please keep on keeping on, steady as you go! I'm on your side. (Call me whatever you want, just don't call me late to dinner!)

But obviously it needs to be noted here that "sewist" is a decidedly "overseas" expression more than it is an American expression......it shows up all the time in the wonderful Aussie magazines, for instance. As does "stockist", by the way, which means one who stocks the supplies/tools/fabrics you seek. Known here as "seller"/merchant/dealer("what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas!")/or merely quilt store.

A rose by any other name smells as sweet.

Jan in VA

TinkerQuilts

Too late you already did - wish I hadn't . . . ;0)

slicksister

I think it's a stupid word personally. It evolved out of the blogging world. The new, young, hip bloggers use it all teh time. While I love the new, hip, young bloggers, I think the word is elitist and well... just plain stupid.

ube quilting

Language is a living art.
peace

maviskw

I'm with sewist. (My computer doesn't like that word. I'll have to "add to dictionary") We learn new words all the time, and a lot of them sound really strange if not disgusting until we get used to them.

Tudey

I am a QUILTER, 'cause that is what I do!

MrsWiggs

Seamstress is the oldest term from the 1600's.with seamster as the male version.

jbj137

Just leave us alone & let us sew.
We know who we are.

huntannette

ditto......ha ha ha