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Old 03-29-2014, 06:14 AM
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GrannieAnnie
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Originally Posted by Buckeye Rose
I am in process of making 42 log cabin squares for a quilt featuring the logo of Indiana University. The pattern is kind of confusing, and in mostly black and white. I am chain piecing, having all 42 blocks done up to the 4th log.....at least I thought. As I was starting the 5th log, I discovered my mistake....the 4th log is positioned on the wrong side of the cream center. My question is this....can I continue to place the logs (in the correct positions)? And how obvious will the misplaced logs be? Each block finishes at 5 inches, so they are relatively small. I could just kick myself for not realizing the error quicker and really dont want to rip them all out if I don't have to.
I've been thinking on this--------------? And I'd have to do some ripping and make it right. I'm thinking you'll be sorry forever is you don't
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