How much would this bug you?
#41
Love those dragons! Cute, cute quilt. It doesn't bother me, and I doubt that he will notice it. In fact, I doubt that anyone will notice if you don't point it out (which is the hard part), but if it drives you nuts, fix it.
#43
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Ontario, Canada
Posts: 67
I started quilting in 1999, and have some quilts where I did not go back to correct the thing that was bugging me. And they still bother me now when I look at them. So,if you might be like me, change the arrangement of your log cabin blocks now. :)
#47
Originally Posted by GiddyUpGo
Originally Posted by Jazzz
"The Amish purposely put mistakes in their quilts because only God is perfect" & "Mistakes add character to your quilt". These were the two mantras I repeated over and over and not just with quilting, with lots of stuff in my life.
#48
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Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Connecticut
Posts: 481
Originally Posted by newbee3
If it's going to bug you redo it but I would not take it out
#49
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Joplin, Missouri
Posts: 1,058
After a lifetime of sewing I have discovered this about myself. If I find a problem that can be fixed and I don't fix it I regret it forever.. because I could have done something about it and should have.. If I find it when it's too late to fix it, like after a quilt is quilted and bound.. then I don't worry about it again.. So if I find it, I fix it.. I have things around here that I can show you today that I should have fixed! You never know how long that little blanket you're making for your 6 year old will be around.. could be a v-e-r-y long time! Would you want your children's children cuddling a blanket you could have fixed?
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