MadQuilter

OK, I know you pointed it out and I sort of see it but honestly, YOU are the ONLY one who will EVER be bothered by it. The little recipient will be lucky to have such a cute quilt and he will drag it along someday not caring one bit which direction those monkeys face.

If you let it go, it will be a freeing experience, I promise. (Been in those perfect shoes and stubbed my toes plenty of times)

sarahrachel

I was looking at it going "what? where's the mistake??" I was mainly looking at your blocks which unless someone looks really closely, no one is going to notice. I hope he enjoys it and remember, it's not a mistake, just an unconscious decision to change the quilt! and I like what Irene said, the monkeys were just being monkeys!

gypsyquilter

defect? what defect? I just see a really nice quilt that someone is going to love!

Dee G

Wht a fun quilt! No one will even notice and it will be loved. If it really bothers you, call it something cute - like Where's Waldo.

nunnyJo

I bet the baby won't notice. Sometimes we make ourselves crazy with something in a year from now will be unimportant. Reelax, it's pretty as is.

Heather Hayllar

Reminds me of the tale they tell; quilters used to have a block (or something) different to what it should be... deliberately!!
Shows we can't always BE perfect, no matter how pernickety we try to be.
The quilt is lovely just the way it is :D
Only yourself (and now us on the QB) would notice it

Let it go!
Heather
Australia

ragqueen03

Remember the saying about galloping horses!!! Sometimes I think everything handmade should contain a small boo boo - that is what makes it yours and it also enforces the handmade look. On that note when you buy things are they perfect? NO!

Psychomomquilter

don't forget the ten foot rule!! and the running horses. and does anyone really look for the mistakes? why not look at the beauty of it instead??

Millstream Mom

Monkeys never play by the rules!

QuiltnNan

i truly don't see any problems with this quilt. good job.