Can We Have An Quilt Show/Contest? I Have A Winner!!
08-30-2015, 08:15 PM
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I recently did a child size strippy quilt using fabric found in our church stash which we use for mission quilts. If I only had a picture - because it could qualify for the "Ugly Quilt" title. That said, I think we've all got some doozers in our quilting history !! I hope to see more here because they make us smile !!
08-30-2015, 08:16 PM
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But I love your big stitch hand quilting!! Those cows tho... ouch.
08-30-2015, 08:45 PM
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Perhaps 4 table runners would have been another option? I think the first two columns work very well. Column 3 and 4 - not so much.
I'd say you could give it to someone who is color blind, except I AM,as my eye doctor says, profoundly color blind. But that isn't as bad as you'd think it is. It means I see primary colors reasonably well, but blends of primary colors, like red-orange, or aqua or turquoise, I see the most dominant color. Pastels do very little for me. Traffic lights have only two colors for me - the red and the amber. The green is invisible to me; at night it just looks like another street light. Good thing the colors I NEED to see are red and amber!
And yes, I have completed at least one ugly quilt and one that was (and still is) so ugly I couldn't finish it.
I'd say you could give it to someone who is color blind, except I AM,as my eye doctor says, profoundly color blind. But that isn't as bad as you'd think it is. It means I see primary colors reasonably well, but blends of primary colors, like red-orange, or aqua or turquoise, I see the most dominant color. Pastels do very little for me. Traffic lights have only two colors for me - the red and the amber. The green is invisible to me; at night it just looks like another street light. Good thing the colors I NEED to see are red and amber!
And yes, I have completed at least one ugly quilt and one that was (and still is) so ugly I couldn't finish it.
08-30-2015, 08:52 PM
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Thanks Sewbizgirl! I agree that your second one could be a valid entry in this show. These do make me smile, shake my head and wonder "What we're we thinking??" But I think we really are better quilters in the long run after making these "learning Opportunities"!!! 
cathyvv, I love your comment about finding a color blind person for it! Great idea!
cathyvv, I love your comment about finding a color blind person for it! Great idea!
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