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I just spent an afternoon ripping apart 6 chevron blocks because I had mucked them up using the directional fabric incorrectly. I tried to talk myself into leaving them; didn't look bad really but after 3 days telling myself it was fine.....arrrggghhhhhh...I just couldn't leave them. Particularly after I learnt how I could've/should've avoided it in the first place.....thankyou all the kind QB peoples, another little lesson learnt!
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Yes, this would drive me nuts, leaving it wrong side up. If you can't stop thinking about it, change it, you'll be glad you did. lol
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yes it would dmc......but I'd still leave it and then not look at it again!! LOL......but to tell you from what I see it really isn't bad.....just don't tell anyone - they'll never notice !!!
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I have done exactly what you did too. I left it. No one in the world will notice. It just looks like a different piece of fabric.
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I'd either leave as is and sew all other pieces of this same fabric back-side-up, or else replace it. Otherwise, your eye (and probably only your eye, but that's important too) will always seek out that single piece.
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It would drive me nuts , also. I am a perfectionist. If it were me I would rip it out . It's only one piece.
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I would leave it. No one will know unless you tell!
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If you tried to explain the "error" to someone after it is finished, (and what quilter doesn't do that?) you would have a very hard time getting them to understand what you thought was wrong. I'd leave it alone if I were you. If you want to drive someone crazy, ask them to find the error in your quilt after it is finished.
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BTW, beautiful block! Want to try that one too!
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No. It won't matter to anyone else. They'll never know. Just you, and with all the other colors and patterns, it will disappear! Carry on and keep sewing
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