No big deal in the long run. Too many quilts to make. Stitch on.

I clip the few threads involved then re-sew the seam. Give it a once over while doing final pressing and catch last ones. Guess I have too much OCD. LOL

Thanks for sharing this video Faintly Artistic. It's a great video and well worth watching.

Thanks for the link! Our guild has a popcorn and movie night in Dec. where we show sewing videos. I am going to share this with our guild.

I usually just leave them. I do try to "feel" seams as they approach the needle so I can catch any errant seams. I do go back and fix them if there is significant color difference between my 2 fabrics and it very obvious (think white and indigo blue). Then it's worth the bit of extra work.

"Flippies" are why I started pressing my seams open. They drove me nuts. I dial my stitch length down to 2.0 and press open. Now I don't have to worry about them.

Yes, it is a headache. I usually clip a few stitches and resew. What helps me a lot is I use one color pins for pinning my pieces and another color to show I have a seam I need to watch. So when that odd color pin comes up, I will lift my presser foot and check the seam to make sure it hasn't flipped.

Enjoyed watching Donna Poster video mentioned above a lot of great tips.

I loved her video, she is so knowledgeable and has great yet simple solutions to problems.

When you go back and restitch them do you backstitch at the beginning and ending of the "fix"? I use the "piecing" stitch on my machine, but when using that it won't backstitch so I'm assuming you're not supposed to backstitch when piecing, but I'm afraid not to.

A good pressing helps. But, if it happens, it happens.