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02-01-2019, 04:58 AM

#31

marshaKay

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Join Date: Oct 2008

Location: Port St Lucie Fl

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Feline fanatic, you are genius! Nanscan you planned it that way, right? BRILLIANT!!!!!

02-01-2019, 08:03 AM

#32

Innov8R

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Join Date: Jun 2016

Location: Belen, NM

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When the quilt is turned down at the top. The fabric will be right side up! Maybe we should all do ours that way

02-01-2019, 12:39 PM

#33

tuckyquilter

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Join Date: Dec 2010

Location: SoCal

Posts: 1,859

We're always looking for new trends. You're ahead of the curve.

I have a humility Block in a quilt. It's been on my bed for two winters now. and THIS winter I must have changed the direction and ZAP.. there it was. Part of the border block is turned wrong. Even the LA'er gal didn't catch it.

02-01-2019, 07:03 PM

#34

eimay

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Join Date: May 2010

Location: Mason, Ohio

Posts: 1,465

What if you put all the backing pieces on upside down; then it wouldn’t matter.

02-05-2019, 01:06 AM

#35

Darcyshannon

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Join Date: Nov 2017

Location: Portland, OR

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Quote:

Originally Posted by quilterpurpledog

We all make mistakes. Some are small and others are big. Others are almost catastrophic. I had to take all of the quilting out of a queen sized quilt. I did it; it took weeks, literally. Why did I do it rather than dump it? Because it cost $300 in fabric. It is ready to re-quilt.

Reading this especially helped me. I recently, read yesterday, cut what my brain foggy from being sick for too long was a fat-eighth, 30 of them for an exchange. I knew something was off but said, no this is a F8. Only to realize, uhmmm no and today I had to go buy more fabric, wash and cut to the correct F8 for an exchange.

So in reading what happened to you, I have compassion and also I know I am not alone in making big mistakes.