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yplease feel free to tell me. of course most of mine are knowingly left in there to add character. :)
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Maybe I'll just start naming all of my quilts, "Humility." :)
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Nope, lol, A boo boo is your signature that you didn't know you wanted to add. lol. Perfect is over rated.
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Originally Posted by crafty pat
(Post 5173804)
I would sure want to know. If I could not fix it I would not want to give it away to someone.
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If I make a quilt and I quilted it myself and didn't see the mistake, I don't think I would worry about it. If I posted the quilt and someone else saw it and posted their comment on the board that there was a mistake, I say shame on them.
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Originally Posted by dunster
(Post 5174235)
Would I want to know? Yes, but that's because it wouldn't bother me. Would I tell someone else? No, because it might hurt them.
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Really, people? Have you EVER made a "perfect" quilt?
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O. K., this has happened to me. I put a piece in backwards, didn't catch it. Had it quilted, finished, the whole deal. Then my "friend" (lol, she really is my friend), said La, La, you made a mistake! Anyway, I called my LAQ told her the problem, she said she would re-quilt it for me. I took the quilting out, fixed the error, took the quilt back to her, she fixed the quilting. Then I put the binding back on. The only good thing is, the error was down at the bottom in the corner. Thank the good Lord for small favors. If it had been up in the middle, I would have said I did it on purpose!
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I'd want to know!
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Originally Posted by barny
(Post 5173817)
I think I would want to know. Then I could make a decision whether to gift it or not. I've heard people used to make a mistake in their quilt. Have no idea why.
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