Commandments
II
Thou shalt understand that there is an exception to every quilting
rule.
Thou shalt give thyself permission to be unique, creative, and
innovative.
Thou shalt understand that there is no such thing as an ugly quilt.
Thou shalt not skimp on buying many quality quilting fabrics, as they
are the pallet of thine art.
Thou shalt not deny a cat a nap on any quilt or pile of fabric.
Thou shalt not sit on a quilt, as thou might poppeth thy stitching.
Thou shalt always label thy quilts.
Thou shalt challenge thyself to trying something different.
Thou shalt enjoy the process.
Thou shalt not neglect thy friends and family by being
over-ambitious in quilting. Too much, anyway.
Thou shalt not fault thy husband for not knowing a selvage from a
bias, especially if he is supplying the stash cash.
Thou shalt change the machine needle often.
Thou shalt not count anything under a yard as "fabric on hand"
when asked why the stash is building.
Thou shalt not impersonate the Quilt Police.
As ye sew, so shalt ye rip. (OK, not a law but certainly worth remembering.)
Thou shalt honor your deepest creative impulse and express your true vision.
