Commandments of Quilt Sisterhood

I just got this in my newsletter. It's from connectionsforquilters.com thought it was cute.

I. Thou shalt always feel honored to help a beginner.
II. Thou shalt not be to hung up about being perfect.
III. Thou shalt not point out missing points.
IV. Thou shalt be generous in donating quilts to others
V. Thou shalt not covet they best friends stash.
VI. Thou shalt encourage the labors of those birthing there
creations.
VII. Thou shall not show jealousy towards others quilts or
quilting abilities.
VIII. Thou shalt spread the word to old and young alike,
converting them to the Way ...of Quilting.
IX. Thou shalt give freely any good quilting tips.
X. Thou shalt challenge thyself and others to try new
colors, sytles and skills that we may learn from
each other.

Vickie V, where it is raining in Everson....again!

Eegads! I'm a sinner!

I frequently covet my best friends stash!
I frequently feel jealousy towards others quilts and quilting
abilities.

So what's the cure? 25 Hail Queen of Squishies? or would that be Hail
Mary, or Hail Wendy, or Hail Patti, or Hail Snigdibbly, or .......
well, I'm not sure who to Hail

Hugs,
Tina, thanks this was cute

You have to do the Ritual of Reconciliation with the Rotary Cutter, Tina. If
you don't know the proper way to perform this, just send me a FQ and I'll be
happy to perform it on your behalf.

--
Wendy
http://griffinsflight.com/Quilting/quilt1.htm
De-STUFF email address to reply
"Tina" wrote in message
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Eegads! I'm a sinner!

I frequently covet my best friends stash!
I frequently feel jealousy towards others quilts and quilting
abilities.

So what's the cure? 25 Hail Queen of Squishies? or would that be Hail
Mary, or Hail Wendy, or Hail Patti, or Hail Snigdibbly, or .......
well, I'm not sure who to Hail

Hugs,
Tina, thanks this was cute

Smooth Wendy, very, very smooth indeed! LOL

Hugs,
Tina

LOL! Just remember, the sistehood includes some brothers! And I really covet some of their quilts! So if it's brothers, is it OK to covet?
Roberta in D

"Vickie" schrieb im Newsbeitrag news6e3f.18169$at1.2740@trnddc05...
I just got this in my newsletter. It's from connectionsforquilters.com thought it was cute.

I. Thou shalt always feel honored to help a beginner.
II. Thou shalt not be to hung up about being perfect.
III. Thou shalt not point out missing points.
IV. Thou shalt be generous in donating quilts to others
V. Thou shalt not covet they best friends stash.
VI. Thou shalt encourage the labors of those birthing there
creations.
VII. Thou shall not show jealousy towards others quilts or
quilting abilities.
VIII. Thou shalt spread the word to old and young alike,
converting them to the Way ...of Quilting.
IX. Thou shalt give freely any good quilting tips.
X. Thou shalt challenge thyself and others to try new
colors, sytles and skills that we may learn from
each other.

Vickie V, where it is raining in Everson....again!

Roberta Zollner wrote:
LOL! Just remember, the sistehood includes some brothers! And I really
covet some of their quilts! So if it's brothers, is it OK to covet?
Roberta in D

When men get into quilting, they're *really* good at it, too. It must
be the way they think or something -- they're absolutely fearless, try
things women would never think of, and create amazingly fabulous quilte.

*sigh*

--

the black rose
Research Associate in the Field of Child Development and Human
Relations
http://community.webshots.com/user/blackrosequilts
2005 BOMs: http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/blackrosequilts/my_photos

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Now that one was terrifically creative.


Linda


"frood" wrote in message
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You have to do the Ritual of Reconciliation with the Rotary Cutter, Tina.
If you don't know the proper way to perform this, just send me a FQ and
I'll be happy to perform it on your behalf.

--
Wendy

Oh, you're getting really good, Wendy!

--
Alice in NJ, Royal Cybrarian
http://www.ourcyberfamily.us/
"Just about the time a woman thinks her work is done, she becomes a
grandmother." Edward H. Dreschnack



"Calico" wrote in message
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: Now that one was terrifically creative.
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: Linda
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: "frood" wrote in message
: ...
: You have to do the Ritual of Reconciliation with the Rotary Cutter,
Tina.
: If you don't know the proper way to perform this, just send me a FQ and
: I'll be happy to perform it on your behalf.
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: Wendy
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Well there are exceptions to every rule, and I really think that the stash coveting thing should be totally overlooked, so I guess so
Vickie Van in Everson, where it's windy and rainy, and waiting for my attorney and UPS to call???