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Maybe it's time to stop obsessing...

I just replayed Sharon Schamber's videos and there, one minute, 37 seconds into "Binding the Angel, part 3",

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her binding miter doesn't match up with herborder miter! Granted, you have to look hard because of her gorgeousstippling, but it's there. So. Now I should obsess about gorgeous stippling. Not! I cannot imagine being able to quilt like that.

--Heidi

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heidi (was rabbit2b)
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One of the things about this group that gave me such hope was I learned that even those who have been quilting many years still have problems or make mistakes. I've been making a pieced backing for a quilt for my son with 7 strips of 9 blocks quilt-as-you-go. After 7 days of sewing and ripping and sewing and ripping a piece 108" long with 5 different fabrics, I decided it wasn't worth it, threw it into a box, and will make a 9-patch backing instead.

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Phyllis Nilsson

Unless you're talkling about chocolate, it's ALWAYS time to stop obsessing... TGIF

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Dr. Zachary Smith

There ya go! Preservation of sanity, dignity, and all we hold dear.

--Heidi

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heidi (was rabbit2b)

Thanks, Doc!

--Heidi

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