"over the river" ready for the fair
#62
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I never think of it a rejection. As a judge's helper at the local County Fair, I have come to realize that not all judges judge the same. Never take it personally. I also work in the Floral Hall during fair hours. You frequently hear comments like "Why didn't this quilt get a blue ribbon? Or, "Why did this quilt get a blue ribbon? As a helper, we frequently wonder what the judge was thinking. This year our judge was very discriminate and gave very few blue ribbons. It is not personal!
#63
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Muskogee Oklahoma
Posts: 261
Rejection?! Are you kidding?! Blue ribbon or not your dad loves it and since you made it for him I'd say that's all that really matters. And the fact that you like it. Do you really care what a bunch of strangers eating cotton candy think of it? It truly is one of the most unique and beautiful quilts I've seen on this board, and with all the talent on this board, that's saying a lot. You're already a winner, blue ribbon or not.
#66
Originally Posted by redeagle
I made this quilt and used the flying geese border like the pattern but I like your border better. Not as busy as all those geese. Good luck at the Fair!!
Thank- you, Thank-you, Thank-you to everyone for being so supportive and encouraging, you don't know how much it means to me!
#70
The quilt is awesome! And please enter it in the fair. Never, EVER feel rejected if you don't win - it is all about the journey. With each entry you will receive constructive critiques that will only help you grow. Also what doesn't win in one show may win in another. Good luck and great job! :thumbup:
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