bearisgray

I know that I am usually in the "change it if it seems to be wrong to you" group -

However - there are times when leaving it be might be the better way to go.

Examples:

If one has no more of the "perfect" fabric - and there is a chance of making it worse instead of better.

If the piece was made by someone near and dear to you - or that was someone's best at the time. Memories are more precious than perfection.

Sometimes the anomaly does make the piece more interesting in a good way.

If the quilt is for hard use such as a car quilt or kids' tents - finished is much better than perfect.

I still think things such open seams, or 1/16 inch seam allowances should be fixed.