TeresaA

So I mini-stippled all the way through the background of this quilt and then noticed that I have a non-deliberately unquilted blob (see circled space in lower right corner).

Do I go back and quilt it? Nooooo, please.
Do I make up a story for it? Yes!

As I was quilting this quilt, a frog jumped into it and I had to quilt around him.

Someone told me it looks more like a lizard, so I added that he looks so slim because I accidentally quilted over one of his legs -- ewwww. Which is partly why I can't remove him.

Personally, I think mistake-ridden quilts are a whole lot more interesting and imagination-triggering. Or at least that's what I tell myself to justify not fixing them ;-).

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wolph33

sew cute,great story.Most quilts are not perfect even if an onlooker can not see it we all know where are little irregularities are.

MaryMo

I love it! .... and the stories that go along with it! They're not mistakes, they are individual signatures that make it more interesting.

ManiacQuilter2

If you did this on a longarm, can't you roll up the quilt and quilt that small area on your DSM???

michelleoc

Cute story and your quilt is beautiful!

TeresaA

ManiacQuilter2: Yes I can. But the story is more fun!

tessagin

I think it looks great. Show any quilt police the door! Love the colors and the pattern.

scrapinmema

Love the stories you came up with and would leave it like it is. No one will notice.

TeresaA

Thank you all very much. I love this board.

SouthPStitches

Beautiful quilt. If you're satisfied with it, that's what is most important. It looks just fine.