I learn something new every time I make a quilt...
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This time I have learned that if I am using 12 different shades of purple, and three of them have dots....I need to pay very close attention to what I am doing.
Not only have I cut the wrong sizes of some of the dotted fabrics, but I have also reversed some of them when I sewed my pieces together.
Good thing I have extra fabric.
But, I like learning stuff. Right??
Dina
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But, I like learning stuff. Right??
Dina
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Yes, like you, every quilt I make reminds me that I make mistakes way more often then I like to admit. But somehow the quilt turns out ok - or into a completely different quilt than the one I started.
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I figure that if I don't learn something new with each quilt that it's time to start quilting and find something new to engage my brain--just wish that it mean that sometimes I learn the "hard way" via mistakes!
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