nanswa99

I'm working on an applique quilt. I was fusing the pieces to the background and turned my iron up too high---wasn't paying attention--and put a perfect reproduction of my iron in a nice brown shade on my white background. I turned the iron off and left the room so as not to throw it at the wall.

craftybear

oh no, that is terrible

blueangel

How terrible.

Summer Spice

Don't feel like the Lone Ranger, Thank-God it was only one block! I hope you had extra material. Hate when stuff like that happens but we've all been there.

bearisgray

oops

QuiltnLady1

Oh how awful! I have done that -- but with some satin (I had the iron on cotton) and it melted all over the iron.

I do hope you have extra fabric.

Gramof6

I have scorched white shirts before and ammonia took it out. May try that. Or peroxide. Sorry this has happened.

sewgull

Stitch around the burned area and call it another applique design.

ontheriver

Been there, but I threatened to throw mine in the river.

Crabby Patty

Maybe you can applique around the iron pattern and incorporate it into your quilt. Sorry the devil :twisted: made me say that. Only joking, but please don't shoot yourself over that little mishap.patti