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LukkyKnight
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Not so much, no thank you.Bluesboy2 said:
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Almost everything's "allowed" but tell me, would YOU spit out good wine?someplace said:No spitting allowed?
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Why would you want to dye rubber gloves?someplace said:
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Oh, goodness!LukkyKnight said:
Overstimulate me, dahlink...
coastal-boy
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holy fuck...aint nothing like the quilts my grandma did...some of those are 2 thumbs up
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then I saw Collette's new AV...I lost all interest in the quilts
*grin*Bluesboy2 said:
No worries. As a quilter myself, I find the workmanship incredible. I know you were already familiar with art quilts, but I love taking someone to a show that only associates quilts as bedding. It's always an eye-opener.
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Collette said:*grin*
No worries. As a quilter myself, I find the workmanship incredible. I know you were already familiar with art quilts, but I love taking someone to a show that only associates quilts as bedding. It's always an eye-opener.
You can put quilts on a bed?
I think Granny would have loved the colors and workmanship, but Granny would have not gone for that hanging a spread on the wall stuff. Ain't natural.
Bluesboy2
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Collette said:*grin*
No worries. As a quilter myself, I find the workmanship incredible. I know you were already familiar with art quilts, but I love taking someone to a show that only associates quilts as bedding. It's always an eye-opener.
Last year was better than this years for that reason, I had no idea what I was about to experience. This years wasn't as amazing because my expectations were way higher.
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T'would have been a shame to cover up the Pete family velvet Elvis collection, anyway.SaintPeter said:You can put quilts on a bed?
I think Granny would have loved the colors and workmanship, but Granny would have not gone for that hanging a spread on the wall stuff. Ain't natural.
Seriously, though, I have great admiration for traditional techniques and the quilters that utilize them . All the embellishment, fabric dyeing, and contemporary designs mean very little if a quilt isn't properly constructed.
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Collette said:T'would have been a shame to cover up the Pete family velvet Elvis collection, anyway.
Seriously, though, I have great admiration for traditional techniques and the quilters that utilize them . All the embellishment, fabric dyeing, and contemporary designs mean very little if a quilt isn't properly constructed.
True, dying is all the rage now. It makes me wanna dye inappropriate things inappropriate colors.
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Collette said:T'would have been a shame to cover up the Pete family velvet Elvis collection, anyway.
Seriously, though, I have great admiration for traditional techniques and the quilters that utilize them . All the embellishment, fabric dyeing, and contemporary designs mean very little if a quilt isn't properly constructed.
Elvis would never get Granny's wall space. That was reserved for the poker playing dogs.
I only get to see pics of these fine quilts when someplace posts them. I do not go to many quilt shows. To see them in person must be a thrill. Technology has given the quilters new tools and methods, but from my point of view it is impossible to tell where the bony knuckles stop, and the automatic doodads begin.
