Frustrated! Have you ever????
#21
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I think I see it - that last row looks a little short.
If it really is short, maybe you can just add a little strip of white there, to bring it out to the correct size.
Really cute quilt though, I love the effect.
If it really is short, maybe you can just add a little strip of white there, to bring it out to the correct size.
Really cute quilt though, I love the effect.
#22
No you don't! I still don't know what you're talking about. Finish it up and donate it if you don't like it anymore, but you will totally hate it if you have to rip it apart and compromise the fabric.
#24
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Jozefow, Poland
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I have to respectfully disagree with the statement that we don't ease when quilting. If we all sewed perfectly then there would be no need to ease anything, but the reality is that we frequently ease the borders or rows, and this does not result in a cup in the finished quilt. I'm not suggesting that you try to ease when there is a large discrepancy in size, but if it's a small difference then it's a common and necessary practice.
#29
I would take off the last row, then measure to see whether it's actually shorter than the others. Chances are it's very close to the same size, so you would just need to ease it in. Pin at both ends and in the middle first, then all along the sewing path so that the edges match. If it's really that much different in length, compare to the other rows to see where the problem is and fix it. It's a very pretty quilt, and you can fix this.
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