I have another funnys tory of a mistake I made in quilting. This makes me laugh as I have got so used to seeing it I don't worry about it anymore. You must note that I am also a perfectionist and almost didn't start quilting because of it but it really has helped me tame the beast and be blessed with the expression that quilting provides. My story is I made a quilt for our bed and it is basically yellow ohio stars with half a surrounding side light and half dark and a light 9 patch and a dark 9 nine patch. It is a quilt from 40 Fabulous Quilts I think it is called by Evelyn Sloppy. When I put it all together on the floor to look at the first time I wasn't as sure I liked the very light strip or not but when I sewed it together I did a very dyslexic thing which annoyed me for ages. I had flipped the stars around so the light and dark bits were in the wrong bits. I didn't notice until I was 3/4 done but was too scared to mess up all those bias edges to unpick it. My only saving grace was I made the mistake on the entire quilt so it looks relatively normal. Dyslexia and quilting don't go well together but hey, there are worse problems to worry about. Don't beat yourself up. I learn from every quilt I make. Just put it in the learning box.