Hi There!
I've decided to share with you what I had written on my quilts and what the judges wrote. I've got a fairly tough skin and had hoped that I would receive constructive criticism.
HEY! You can only get better, right?!?!?
LOL
Anyhow, here's what I wrote:
Pattern from "Favorite Quilts" from Anka's Treasures, called "Candy Apple Blossom". Quilted by Gilbert Crevier (3A Quilting).
Here's what the judges wrote:
I've decided to share with you what I had written on my quilts and what the judges wrote. I've got a fairly tough skin and had hoped that I would receive constructive criticism.
HEY! You can only get better, right?!?!?
LOL
Anyhow, here's what I wrote:
Pattern from "Favorite Quilts" from Anka's Treasures, called "Candy Apple Blossom". Quilted by Gilbert Crevier (3A Quilting).
Here's what the judges wrote:
VISUAL ASPECTS:
Design - Excellent
Colour - Excellent
General Presentation - Good
TECHNICAL ASPECTS:
Top Assembly - Excellent (Needs Improvement: Block placement)
Quilting - Excellent
Finishing - Good (Needs Improvement: Binding should be 100% bias)
COMMENTS:
Paisley for border excellent.
Log cabin blocks are not squared.
Design - Excellent
Colour - Excellent
General Presentation - Good
TECHNICAL ASPECTS:
Top Assembly - Excellent (Needs Improvement: Block placement)
Quilting - Excellent
Finishing - Good (Needs Improvement: Binding should be 100% bias)
COMMENTS:
Paisley for border excellent.
Log cabin blocks are not squared.
Sooooooooo, I thought I'd share with you the judges comments in case you ever decide to enter any of your quilts in a quilt show, for judging. *s*
Rosa
P.S. The binding WAS cut on the 100% biais but to be honest, it was a B!tch to stitch and YES, it twisted in a few places! Hmmmm.... maybe I gotta practice scalloped bindings more, eh?
Rosa
P.S. The binding WAS cut on the 100% biais but to be honest, it was a B!tch to stitch and YES, it twisted in a few places! Hmmmm.... maybe I gotta practice scalloped bindings more, eh?
3 comments:
That's excellent, Rosa! And those are wonderful criticisms, especially because they are easy to get perfect in your next quilt, right? 100% bias binding - check; square those blocks before assembly - check! They liked your aesthetic, because, of course, it's a VERY VERY lovely quilt. [Imagine if the criticisms had been something like "You chose a weird pattern and ugly fabric!" lol Even if it were true, how on earth could you fix it? Clearly, at some point you thought it was a terrific pattern and great fabric, so what could you do?]
You done good, kid! 8)
Susan in Texas
Scratching my head over the log cabin comment. Huh? It's a beautiful quilt. You can ship it to me, Rosa!
I love this quilt. I don't understand about the blocks either.
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