Why I Don’t Believe Every Quilter Needs to Be a Perfectionist
The aim isn’t to lower our standards. It’s to give ourselves enough confidence to stretch ourselves.
Why I Don’t Believe Every Quilter Needs to Be a Perfectionist
The aim isn’t to lower our standards. It’s to give ourselves enough confidence to stretch ourselves.
When is a quilt finished? Is it the binding, the label or something more? A quilter reflects on perfection, learning and knowing when a project is complete.
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