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Originally Posted by Shelbie
If it's a Turning Twenty block, just piece it. No one but you will ever know. If your fabric is patterned you may not even notice the seam. As my daughter often reminds me when I stress about little quilting mistakes, "Mom no one will ever see it when they are sleeping under that quilt". Just piece it and move on.
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Originally Posted by tyoung
Originally Posted by gemmyfrog
Can you incorporate new/other material for the missing sections? Just add new color for the missing parts?
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ThaT's why I try to measure twice or thrice and cut once.
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Good deal..glad it worked out for you :) Show pics of your finished quilt..can get enough of seeing what others are doing.. :) :)
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I think I would just piece it if you have enough fabric to cut the inch (adding seam allowance) to the piece you need.
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Our grandmothers used to piece pieces all the time or at least the ones I have of my grand mother in law on scrap quilts...other than applique.
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I would either piece it or frame it and make an extra feature if I was able. That way, it would look intentional. Are you able to swap the colours of the extra bits you put in? that way, it would look very deliberate.
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I agree on a turning twenty it won't be that noticable. Quilting will cover it nicely
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Piece it...we'll never tell.
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Piece it by all means. Have done it several times and you can not tell once the quilt is done.
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