Quilt Master?????
10-04-2011, 03:51 AM
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Originally Posted by DogHouseMom
Did she say "Quilt Master" or "Master Quilter"??
If someone had worked that hard, and had the distinction of having "Master Quilter" bestowed upon them they would not make the mistake of calling themselves a "Quilt Master" as opposed to the correct nomenclature.
If she said "Quilt Master" I highly doubt it is a true "Master Quilter".
If someone had worked that hard, and had the distinction of having "Master Quilter" bestowed upon them they would not make the mistake of calling themselves a "Quilt Master" as opposed to the correct nomenclature.
If she said "Quilt Master" I highly doubt it is a true "Master Quilter".
10-04-2011, 04:32 AM
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This quote is taken from the Master Association site: http://nqaquilts.org/master/
"The National Quilting Association, Inc. has established the Master Quilt Guild to award formal recognition to persons who have mastered the skills of quiltmaking. Membership in the guild is obtained by demonstrating ability to produce a Masterpiece Quilt, defined as a work which reflects a consummate level of skill in quiltmaking. Candidates are required to submit their best work for evaluation by a committee of five NQA Certified Master Quilt Judges."
"The National Quilting Association, Inc. has established the Master Quilt Guild to award formal recognition to persons who have mastered the skills of quiltmaking. Membership in the guild is obtained by demonstrating ability to produce a Masterpiece Quilt, defined as a work which reflects a consummate level of skill in quiltmaking. Candidates are required to submit their best work for evaluation by a committee of five NQA Certified Master Quilt Judges."
10-04-2011, 04:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Edie
Originally Posted by MTS
Check out the list of quilters to whom the title has already been awarded:
http://nqaquilts.org/master/list.php
As if.
You can Google any of the quilt names to see the quilts.
Most of the makers are already well-known (or their quilts are by sight).
And, even if she didn't mean master quilter but Quilt Master, what a really obnoxious thing to say.
I'm a Fabric Purchaser Master.
One of the very best.
So there.;-)
http://nqaquilts.org/master/list.php
As if.
You can Google any of the quilt names to see the quilts.
Most of the makers are already well-known (or their quilts are by sight).
And, even if she didn't mean master quilter but Quilt Master, what a really obnoxious thing to say.
I'm a Fabric Purchaser Master.
One of the very best.
So there.;-)
I've been lucky enough to see most of them in person.
If you read the site, you'll see those were the quilts that were selected (either by the quiltmaker or a judge) to be used to qualify the person as a Master Quilter.
It's quite the list.
I actually spent a little time tracking down pictures last night of some of the (earlier) others I hadn't seen. Still working on it.
10-04-2011, 04:39 AM
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Originally Posted by johnnietate1225
This quote is taken from the Master Association site: http://nqaquilts.org/master/
"The National Quilting Association, Inc. has established the Master Quilt Guild to award formal recognition to persons who have mastered the skills of quiltmaking. Membership in the guild is obtained by demonstrating ability to produce a Masterpiece Quilt, defined as a work which reflects a consummate level of skill in quiltmaking. Candidates are required to submit their best work for evaluation by a committee of five NQA Certified Master Quilt Judges."
"The National Quilting Association, Inc. has established the Master Quilt Guild to award formal recognition to persons who have mastered the skills of quiltmaking. Membership in the guild is obtained by demonstrating ability to produce a Masterpiece Quilt, defined as a work which reflects a consummate level of skill in quiltmaking. Candidates are required to submit their best work for evaluation by a committee of five NQA Certified Master Quilt Judges."
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