bkay

This has been a difficult quilt top for me. The photo below is of the center section. I've taken it apart, recut and resewn it numerous times, as my measurements have not been correct. I finally got it to fit (besides the right section is a 1/4" too long). I put it up on the design wall and see a glaring error. That square is totally crooked. Is there a fairly easy way to fix this? Fixing the square is not that difficult, but getting it out and putting it back together seems like a huge undertaking.

It's on the first section where I started. So, if I take it "all the way" apart, I have to remake the whole thing. I'm sure I can get that one square out, but don't think I can put it back in using the sewing machine. Would hand sewing work?

I'm not that experienced at quilting, so may have tackled something more difficult than I knew. I have another two sections that I have to make fit, and I'm already worn out with it.

Any ideas would be appreciated.

bkay
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