DOTTYMO

But each one is correct in the direction it is sewn in. No problem as you look at a quilt from all directions.

Nammie to 7

No matter how hard I try to get it all right when I look at the finished product there is usually at least one thing that jumps out at me that could have been done better. It's all a learning experience.

quilts4charity

Been there, done that, I figure it doesn't matter that much...you bundle up in it and no one notices...

DonnaPBradshaw

Thank you everyone for responding! All your responses have been gratifying. When I get it back from the quilter I will post a picture if I can learn how, I'm pretty new to QB. I love reading everyone's questions and the answer's are very informational also.

Holice

It is always difficult to understand the problem without seeing a picture. If the quilt is already at the quilter a decision has already been made.

Lori S

I have done what you describe. I now try to avoid fabric that is directional....because no matter how hard I try some will get sewn the wrong way. Its great your husband chose time with you, the "error" will always be a reminder of how much he treasures you .

toverly

I've done it! Thankfully, I make throws (4 x 6) so they are always in all directions on the couch, floor, back of the couch. So it is not noticed unless it is "examined".

tessagin

Oversights are never as important as time spent with a loved one!

jerinbd445

Most likely overlook the item. If your cover can be regarded coming from distinctive directions, the item likely will not matter that all the particular hinders are usually in exactly the same course (if I recognized what we have been saying).

Inez Ruth

Here's what I'd say, "Oh, I did that on purpose to see if you were paying attention."