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Like my Mom always said "you gotta do what you gotta do to keep yourself sane and happy" Only you know if you can live with it or you have to fix it, either way good luck.. Been there, I had to fix them thats just me not wrong or right just what kept me sane. LOL
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Very pretty quilt.
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Originally Posted by BellaBoo
(Post 5512538)
Just snip the seam at each intersection and repress to the other side. That's what every instructor I have taken a class from has said do when this happens.
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I'd snip and re-iron, pressing to the dark. If it doesn't bother you, I'd leave it alone and go merrily on my way to finishing it!
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Originally Posted by BellaBoo
(Post 5512538)
Just snip the seam at each intersection and repress to the other side. That's what every instructor I have taken a class from has said do when this happens.
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I'm making that quilt as well...I will have to check before I start sewing...thanks for the heads up..I'm sure your quilt will turn out just fine...
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The quilt police won't come to your house, I PROMISE!!
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It's not always possible to press to the light side and if you were a person that presses seams open one would be to the light side. I wouldn't worry as I don't find things likke that noticesable when they are quilted.
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Been there, done that, too. I would just keep going. Why go thru all the snipping and repressing. I don't like those 'extra snips' anyway; to me it takes away the strength of the fabric. It will work out just fine. Thanks for sharing your picture. I like your quilt. Haven't done the Jacob's ladder for MANY years.
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Originally Posted by erstan947
(Post 5512068)
I hate it when that happens:( I think I would just proceed as I have already done and don't point it out to anyone. Use white batting and it won't show to anyone but you:)
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