Even this quilter of 30 years makes mistakes! Imagine that!
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Originally Posted by cutebuns
I need one of those smilie things that clap, Well said Rhonda, Bravo!
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My first quilting project was a tablerunner of pinwheels. I got it all put together and quilted. I was so proud of it until, like you, I noticed one triangle going the wrong direction. That little flub-up is now safely covered up by strategically placed knick-knacks on my dresser!
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Originally Posted by hulahoop1
My first quilting project was a tablerunner of pinwheels. I got it all put together and quilted. I was so proud of it until, like you, I noticed one triangle going the wrong direction. That little flub-up is now safely covered up by strategically placed knick-knacks on my dresser!
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I also make mistakes, go figure. It really helps to know that others do as well. Being a perfectionist and making mistakes don't go well together. I recently had a large quilt quilted, it was an intricate design. After she quilted it and I got it home, I noticed a HST turned around. I was upset with myself and a little embarrassed, but was able to quilt another on top of it going the right direction and now I can't find the mistake. But I learned that I need to pay more attention to the finished project, maybe put it away for a day and relook at it in a fresh way. Also, I learned to repair a quilt after it is completed.
The lady who got her feelings hurt just lost the opportunity to learn a valuable lesson in fixing her mistake, how sad. Hopefully she thought about it afterward and learned something.
Thanks for the topic! :D :D
The lady who got her feelings hurt just lost the opportunity to learn a valuable lesson in fixing her mistake, how sad. Hopefully she thought about it afterward and learned something.
Thanks for the topic! :D :D
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Originally Posted by Loretta
Rhonda, Here is a link about the I-80 rest stop. I hope to go there this fall when I go to the Des Moines show. Do you have the dates for that show? http://tabblo.com/studio/stories/vie...tag&tag=county
I am going to have to make a trip up there and go on I-80 and go take pictures!! We are in Iowa City at least once a month most months as we go up to the VA for my DH for medical. It would just be a 20 min drive to go see it!
Thanks so much for this info! I will be going when I get the chance.
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Everyone else sharing makes me feel so much better. I had put aside my quilting over the winter becasue I was so stressed by everything and have recently picked it back up. I was chain piecing for a quilt for my son last week and realized I had sewn the wrong sides of the fabric for all 48 blocks! My seams were all on the front of the blocks! :oops: Luckily it was only a 3 inch seam so I got them all torn out in one night, but still!
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Originally Posted by MNQuilter
Everyone else sharing makes me feel so much better. I had put aside my quilting over the winter becasue I was so stressed by everything and have recently picked it back up. I was chain piecing for a quilt for my son last week and realized I had sewn the wrong sides of the fabric for all 48 blocks! My seams were all on the front of the blocks! :oops: Luckily it was only a 3 inch seam so I got them all torn out in one night, but still!
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Originally Posted by suzic46
I also make mistakes, go figure. It really helps to know that others do as well. Being a perfectionist and making mistakes don't go well together. I recently had a large quilt quilted, it was an intricate design. After she quilted it and I got it home, I noticed a HST turned around. I was upset with myself and a little embarrassed, but was able to quilt another on top of it going the right direction and now I can't find the mistake. But I learned that I need to pay more attention to the finished project, maybe put it away for a day and relook at it in a fresh way. Also, I learned to repair a quilt after it is completed.
The lady who got her feelings hurt just lost the opportunity to learn a valuable lesson in fixing her mistake, how sad. Hopefully she thought about it afterward and learned something.
Thanks for the topic! :D :D
The lady who got her feelings hurt just lost the opportunity to learn a valuable lesson in fixing her mistake, how sad. Hopefully she thought about it afterward and learned something.
Thanks for the topic! :D :D
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