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Posted by Julia in MN on October 15, 2009, 12:50 pm
And there are still people who think that if you give them a gift that
you made, you are being "cheap"
Julia in MN
amy in CNY wrote:
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> I'm sure your quilts are beautiful, Anne. Some people don't appreciate
> craftsmanship no matter what the
> medium is. Remember, it's not you, it's them.
> i'd be proud to have a quilt or any homemade gift from anyone, and
> have gotten many. I am especially fond of
> the grade school projects from my children. Hand prints in plaster,
> cards on construction paper, noodle jewelry, etc.
> amy in CNY
>
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> craftsmanship no matter what the
> medium is. Remember, it's not you, it's them.
> i'd be proud to have a quilt or any homemade gift from anyone, and
> have gotten many. I am especially fond of
> the grade school projects from my children. Hand prints in plaster,
> cards on construction paper, noodle jewelry, etc.
> amy in CNY
>