Tartan

I am practicing with my rulers and ruler foot. Of course the Opps is on the light fabric. Would you go back and fix it or just move on?[ATTACH=CONFIG]566503[/ATTACH]

P-BurgKay

If it were me, I would just move on. At least with a little oops, you can tell it wasn't done with a computer and you said this is a practice quilt. Life goes on, don't sweat the little things. Remember, this is practice, not for judging.

Bree123

Would I fix an oops on a practice quilt? Not unless figuring out how to "fix a mistake" was the reason I was practicing. If it really bugs you, get a white fabric pen & paint that little stitch. My guess is, you'll be the only one who notices it, though. I leave all of my mistakes in as long as the stitches properly formed. If it happened late in my practice session, I will continue practicing that skill until it is mastered before going onto a client quilt.

PaperPrincess

What oops? You mean that little tiny thread that green thing is pointing to? on a large quilt you wouldn't even see it.
I will say that the quilting gods have decreed that most of your oopsies will be on areas with contrasting thread!

QuiltnNan

I would just move on.

quiltingshorttimer

Was going to say "what opps?" because without the green arrow I sure would not have noticed it! I'd probably be like Bree and do some touchup if after I finished it I could even find it again! Nice job, by the way!

tessagin

You mean where you left your signature? I would move on.

catsden

I would just move on also.

letawellman

An "oops" that small would disappear within a quilt... heck, if you hadn't had the little green arrow, I'd never have seen it!!

Pick this out? Nope, and especially not on a practice quilt!!

Watson

I was so busy admiring the points on your stars it took me a minute to find your "oops". I wouldn't give it another thought, unless it really bugs you.

Watson