postal packin' mama

Another possibility might be to fuse/applique green tips on the rest of them, which is sometimes faster than
getting the seams to line up again after they've been re-handled, especially in any bias areas.

caspharm

I agree with taking it out and turning it.

GailG

Better to see it now and fix it than to see it after the whole thing is completed. Tie your heart (as my mom would say) and get it ripped. It'll come together quickly. Then pat yourself on your back. Good luck. BTW, it's a beautiful color combination.

Sarint

When I can't face ripping something out to do over, I just put it aside until I am in the mood to do it. It really wouldn't take that long, but sometimes you just need to take a deep breath and do something else, then come back to it.

Lady Crafter

I think purple or one of the greens for the border would be beautiful.

quiltmom04

Yeah, I agree! As aggravating as it is now, you've made such a beautiful quilt, if you don't fix it, you won't be happy. It's one thing to see a mistake after its been quilted, but you have a chance to make it right, so just grit your teeth and get it over with!

Dina

Well, I couldn't see what was wrong until it was pointed out. I would just leave it. It doesn't look bad. Guess I am just lazy.

Dina

KimS

I've done things like that and thought I could live with it but..........I always end up ripping out seams and fixing it.

BettyGee

Well I didn't see anything wrong and if you have to explain what the problem is then I don't see why it has to be "corrected." Plus, what happened to that saying about it not being a mistake, but merely an act of creativity.

TeresaR

At least you found it before it being quilted. It would aggravate me if I didn't fix it. Fix it and then have a happy holiday. lol