gigi712

You can do this! Be sure and show us the finished quilt. Since I'm a Texas girl, I love it.

SusieQOH

Bkay- I stand by what I said. You do great work!

Dolphyngyrl

I bet once it's quilted and wrinkled you won't even notice

bkay

Thanks, Susie.

bkay

Charleen DiSante

You are working on a pattetn , while it seems straightforward, is complex because of the inaccuracies in the printing. This is not what I would call easy. Great job, do show us how it turnsns out.

bkay

Actually, I didn't have a pattern. I had a photo. The LQS that made the prototype was out of business. So, I just made it up with lots of help form QB forum members. I could not do it without all the assistance I received.

bkay

Reba'squilts

Your quilt is really nice. The glaring error will not glare when completed. I would just finish the quilt. Of course I also know how hard we strive for perfection! Hope all turns out well without too much stress!

illinois

Will this hang on a wall where errors can be contemplated or on a bed where errors are a bit more forgiving? How about appliquing a star over the "worst" corner and moving forward? Like others, I had to look at this a bit to see what you were talking about. We are our own worst critic!

margied

I would leave it. Looking at the whole quilt it wont stand out that much. If anybody mentions it tell them it was to see how many people would notice it

Dodie

If it were mine I would leave it I agree with Tartan and others once quilted you will find you are the only one that will notice it. It does not look that bad to me as I had to really look to see what you were talking about, it really does look good as is and I would not take a chance on maybe making it worse if it really bothers you how about appliqueing a horse shoe in that part and possibly doing 2 or 3 more in various places on the quilt Good luck and it is beautiful as is