So don't EVER feel you have to apologize and/or explain your work. You may just be a little ahead of your time.
Tuesday, June 28, 2016
Rules: What They're For, What They Aren't
This applies to you, crafting and quilting friends, more than you think. Many of the great teachers bumbled into their 'trademark' techniques -- sometimes because they made a 'mistake' that turned out to be better than the original!
So don't EVER feel you have to apologize and/or explain your work. You may just be a little ahead of your time.
So don't EVER feel you have to apologize and/or explain your work. You may just be a little ahead of your time.
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