i'm running late. my wrist and index are out of order. i'm hoping to be done soon. i have a question. i'm no expert,it's my first time. are small imperfections ok? i do not want to send work that could be like eye sores. i can scan the squares when i'm done so you all could give me your opinions. orchidia

i'm running late. my wrist and index are out of order. i'm hoping to be done soon. i have a question. i'm no expert,it's my first time. are small imperfections ok? i do not want to send work that could be like eye sores. i can scan the squares when i'm done so you all could give me your opinions. orchidia

My GrandMother always said when it comes to making a quilt imperfections are what makes it, because it's the love that makes a quilt not trying to be perfect! Because remember only God is Perfect!

i'm running late. my wrist and index are out of order. i'm hoping to be done soon. i have a question. i'm no expert,it's my first time. are small imperfections ok? i do not want to send work that could be like eye sores. i can scan the squares when i'm done so you all could give me your opinions. orchidia

In the quilting circle I belong to we always say: "None of our seams, stitches, blocks are perfect and it is our 'imperfections' that bind us together and prove that we are human. All of these things add individuality to each block and quilt."

thank you for all encouraging words! i doubt myself sometimes,especially when i have no experience.
my imperfections are mostly because of the marker. it's a textile marker,yet here is the result:

Well in my book you did great! :thumbsup:

thank you for all encouraging words! i doubt myself sometimes,especially when i have no experience.
my imperfections are mostly because of the marker. it's a textile marker,yet here is the result:



Your square is an outstanding addition to the quilt!