sewwhat85

if you make bigger sashings you could square them up to fit

bamamama

I hate when I have to get the seam ripper out! OK, I'll confess, it stays out. Blocks are really nice, definately worth fixing.

Quilter7x

ME, ME, ME!!! I love the color blue and this wall hanging!

Actually, what you could do is take off the sashing and make new bigger sashing and maybe some cornerstones and it would be fine. :thumbup:

jajudd24

itg is all about our intentions....the thoughts behind it...but u could take apart...match up blocks closest to sizes....start over...make pillows....lap quilt....etc

Tink's Mom

it's fixable...larger sashings, and a bit of the frog stitch...rip it rip it...

Carron

You certainly have a beautiful quilt to work with. Remove the bottom row and iron the rest, I find that ironing can stretch out the material a bit and perhaps you can work in the last row. really like the pattern.

connie_1936

don't rip anything out! looks great. just add a strip of one of the blues down to the wider block then add a different blue border. its an original.

scowlkat

Hey I would just put two long strips on the outside (triangles) with the widest part being at the bottom and narrowing down to the top to make it square and let everyone think it was intentional!

smitty

another good reason for using cornerstones with your sashing.
lining up is so much easier ! pretty quilt, see if you can fix that last row & offset it also.

ctack2

Are all the squares the same size, and it's just the sashing that made it uneven? If so, just take out the sashing and redo it, or put together without sashing.

Love the blocks and colors.

Carol B