Quilt Master?????
#63
It's awarded by the national quilting association
•To award formal recognition to members who have mastered the skills of quiltmaking.
•To recognize quilts which exhibit a high degree of skill in workmanship and design.
•To define masterpiece qualities that quilters can use to evaluate their work.
•To encourage quiltmakers to strive to improve their workmanship and design skills.
•To inform members and others of this honor given to a quiltmaker.
•To award formal recognition to members who have mastered the skills of quiltmaking.
•To recognize quilts which exhibit a high degree of skill in workmanship and design.
•To define masterpiece qualities that quilters can use to evaluate their work.
•To encourage quiltmakers to strive to improve their workmanship and design skills.
•To inform members and others of this honor given to a quiltmaker.
#64
Originally Posted by abc123retired
That is a very short list. IMO most of the master quilters out there just haven't submitted a quilt to this organization for judging-and there are many of them. They've made masterpieces, but don't care about titles.
#66
I work at a bank and am the "stop payment queen" and the "ach queen", now I am training the princess to come dethrone me since I have other duties now and don't want to the the main girl for those questions. LOL
#68
I think the lady was just full of herself. Master Quilter title is a very very short list of names. I do agree with the MRS. degree! I stressed and worked hard for a degree and never found a job that was better then getting married and staying home and doing what I wanted to do. To me a degree meant a better paying job, not a personal achievement or goal.
#69
Originally Posted by QuiltE
It also could be that she gave herself an honorific title, as we might say about someone who makes cookies, a Cookie Queen!
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