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Moira in N.E. England 02-03-2020 05:23 AM

Sorry - My Mistake
 
Yesterday I posted a message that included a photo of a quilt. I asked how to make the block used.

I received a number of helpful replies. Apparently the block uses a ‘partial seam’ - a technique new to me.

My original post has been removed by admin who have pointed out that I should buy the pattern.

I now feel rather embarrassed this.

I totally agree with the stringent rules on this forum and understand why my post was removed but would like to thank those who helped me.

patricej 02-03-2020 11:05 AM

ok ... this is your official notice to stop feeling embarrassed.

nobody who is generous enough in her heart to publicly apologize for a mistake should drag around any guilt.

it's all good and we still love you. :hug:

leonf 02-03-2020 01:33 PM

"Many of us have crossed lines and had posts moved... some many times." ,He says, glancing in a mirror

Tartan 02-03-2020 02:07 PM

The block can be found free on the net, no need to buy a pattern.

juliasb 02-03-2020 03:39 PM

It is easy to cross the line from time to time. That is why we have moderators. Their job helps us to be the best we can here and help one another to achieve the quilting skills that all of us desire. Just keep up the good work not question is stupid. If something doesn't fit the rules right the moderators are here not as police but to help us along the way.

SusieQOH 02-04-2020 06:03 AM

Moira, don't worry! I've made mistakes like that before, and while I was a bit embarrassed, I realize and the moderators did, that it was an honest mistake!
Yes, they still love you and so do we! :)


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