Jitterbug

I assure you I understand your anguish,but I can assure you it will be loved no matter the direction.You are seeing it through adult eyes, and adult heart. A child will see it differently and love it through their eyes/heart that a child can do...to them there is never mistakes in the joy of a quilt. AND...as an adult who stays sick so much, in and out of hospitals, who is a quilter, who makes constant mistakes in her own quilting, remember you made it with love and wanted to offer that love to another in a quilt.You have succeeded in that with this quilt.Did you not?I believe you did.

bearisgray

And it will be " right" when it is used as a lap quilt.

Painiacs

You did it that way on purpose, just didnt know it!!!

JustAbitCrazy

It would be a problem for me if it was a quilt I was doing for a customer (another quilter), but since it's a charity item, and otherwise made exactly right, I wouldn't take it apart or go through any heroics. It will be cherished just the same by the lucky recipient, as it is right now.

Boston1954

I'm with Joy. Don't stress over it. They probably will think you made it that way on purpose.

mighty

I think it will be just fine!!!

MacThayer

No one is going to notice unless you point it out to them! So don't! The child won't care, especially if they're sick enough to be in a hospital. They'll just be happy to have such a nice blanket.

justflyingin

For sure.I agree!

peaceandjoy

Most folks who view the quilt will be standing at the side of the bed - or crib - rather than the foot of it, so the embroidery being oriented landscape rather than portrait should actually work out well.

Would love to see a picture!

sval

How do you upload a picture? I'd be glad to. Thanks for all the kind words. Lots of good attitudes on here.