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Know the feeling
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Just think of all the quilting opportunities with all the extra strips already cut!
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I've done that. I usually find my mistake after cutting everything. That's why I have two totes of scraps. :lol:
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I'm so glad I'm not alone. I seem to get my directions and cutting all 'twisted around', hence my name. Someday I'm going to learn to read and measure correctly. :wink:
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LOL! Been there, done that. But as I read your post, I caught that in the 1st sentence - 5/8 yd of 18 fabrics. I thought to myself, "HOW big is this quilt gonna be??" :lol:
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Originally Posted by erstan947
Not just beginners make this kind of errors, believe me. You are doing great and will be able to save the fabrics. Good Going:)
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Hey, hey! You are no longer a beginning quilter! Guess no one told you this mistake is a requirement to join the club, LOL!!
But *you* have such a delightful attitude about it all.......not sure that's allowed! Most of us have to swear, stamp a foot, throw things, quit for the day. ;-) Jan in VA |
I think every quilter has been there! Can hardly wait to see the picture when its done :D
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Look at it this way. You have a head start for your next project. I know because i have done that to.
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lol... been there... bought the T-shirt. Then 'upgraded' to another! It's so easy to mis-read the instructions on patterns, books, magazines and stuff - cause folks tend to notate their instructions differently.
Not to worry, it will happen again. lol. Great job in figuring out a way to salvage/use the remainders of your cuts. That can be fun too. oh... I created a Thanksgiving 'harvest' theme wall quilt out of the last er... 'misread' that I did. Looks smashing, like I set OUT to make that darn thing in the first place! <smile> |
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