Looks suspiciously like someone with too much time on his or her hands. (Remember that scene from the Music Man--'Talk A Little, Pick A Little)?
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Quilt police always start sentences with words like "You have to..., You must never..., You should have..., That is done wrong..., etc. :lol:
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Originally Posted by ccthomas
Originally Posted by JenniePenny
My quilt police who judges my quilts so harshly looks very much like the lady I see in the mirror. Mind you, this police woman only picks on me. Her voice says "if you are going to put the effort into this, you need to make it your best effort. This seam could be moved over just a whisker."
I wish she would be quiet sometimes. |
EEEEWWW! I guess I better check those points and seams again.
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Don't they usually have pursed lips and a disapproving look?
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I ran into the QP in the first class I took. Was working on my first sampler and she said in a loud voice no one puts yellow in their quilts!! The look on my face must have shown distress, but if there are QP there are the kind hearted teacher who came to my rescue and said that any color was fair game for quilting and she thought my choice of yellow went well with the purple flowers. I decided the teacher knew best and I find I still put alot of yellow in my quilts. I don't remember what the QP looked like, but I will remember her words for ever,
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oops
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Originally Posted by auniqueview
Originally Posted by NanaCsews2
Originally Posted by QuiltE
They have good disguises, and look quite like normal quilters.
Check their tongue .... as that's the true indentifying factor!!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: |
Originally Posted by MsLoriAnn
Don't they usually have pursed lips and a disapproving look?
Lori |
And what comes out of their mouths is not very nice!
Originally Posted by vjengels
Yeah, they wear alot of disguises, but they always end up wearing a 'church lady' look on their faces when they happen upon someone elses quilt
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