On a scale of 1-3, how serious are you? JUST FOR FUN!
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On a scale of 1-3, how serious are you? JUST FOR FUN!
I belong to other forums, and I think some are so much more serious than this one. This board is is more relax if I may give my opinion. I don't think there are many quilt police here. So I thought on a scale of 1-3, maybe we can see if I am right.
1. very serious, no mistakes allowed
2. Like to do the best I can on quilting but I can live with a mistake or two
3. whatever, I can't find the floor but I found enough scraps to start a quilt.
1. very serious, no mistakes allowed
2. Like to do the best I can on quilting but I can live with a mistake or two
3. whatever, I can't find the floor but I found enough scraps to start a quilt.
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I'm a 2 sometimes, 3 a lot of the time. Never a 1. A pattern is just a pretty picture of what it could be if I followed the directions. But I'll probably change it. I appique over obvious mistakes. And I always tell people who like to say I've made a mistake "It's not a mistake, I meant for it to be that way. It's called a design element."
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I'm a 2 sometimes, 3 a lot of the time. Never a 1. A pattern is just a pretty picture of what it could be if I followed the directions. But I'll probably change it. I appique over obvious mistakes. And I always tell people who like to say I've made a mistake "It's not a mistake, I meant for it to be that way. It's called a design element."
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I'm a 1, possibly a 2 if I'm learning something totally new to me, but those never go any further than the studio door. Never a 3. I don't judge others, just me, and I don't think striving for excellence makes anyone the "quilt police".
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I'm a 2 sometimes, 3 a lot of the time. Never a 1. A pattern is just a pretty picture of what it could be if I followed the directions. But I'll probably change it. I appique over obvious mistakes. And I always tell people who like to say I've made a mistake "It's not a mistake, I meant for it to be that way. It's called a design element."
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