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Hey, I agree,, I have laughed at myself many a morning telling myself that I have to start taking breaks (like work) so I don't get tired or rushed. That's when I make big ones. The owner of the big box store, H.Depot, told us as a class, "If you do not make an mistakes, or haven't asked any questions, then you haven't learned anything." SSSSSOOOOOOOOO Right!!!!!!!
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I would have given them the quilt and not worried about it. The paper would give it body and no one would know it wasn't supposed to be that way. A "good enough" story if I ever heard one.
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I've done tons worse! I'd just take this out from the back and say you meant to do it that way all along:wink:
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Has any one squared up there block and learn they cut off there points i have been sewing and squaring away and realized i didn't allow for my 1/4 in seam on my blocks i am so frustrated i cut and sewed about 7 12"blocks already.I guess it doesn't pay to get in a hurry :(
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I am so sorry that you did this, however I bet that this will never happen to you again!
TreeFrog |
I've done worse, and I'm very sorry this happened to you.
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Originally Posted by quilterfly
If I don't do something stupid every day I get confused.
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If it's a wall hanging, can't it just be left as is??
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Originally Posted by merridancer
Yup, did that very thing. Didn't notice it until after I gave it to them. Too late to do anything about it. After it was washed a few times, it stopped crackling.
I left a measuring tape in another one. It's still in it. They make great stories to rag me about. |
Originally Posted by Ellis' Granny B
Ditto with leaving the paper in if it is a wall hanging. Many of the older quilters left the paper in, especiallyEnglish paper piecing. Some quilters were so poor that they actually used paper instead of batting. Don't beat up on yourself. If the kids hear any crackling.... it's the robots :lol:
The class will love it. |
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