My turn to rip!
I was almost finished quilting, and realized I had pale pink thread in the bobbin, and a white back on the quilt. Fortunately,
--it's a small piece, only 16" x 24". It's a topper for a nightstand --I bought new seam rippers yesterday! Unfortunately, the pale pink is for a doll dress I'm sewing, and I don't have much left. I was being so careful not to waste any of my pink thread, and then I did this!! |
We've all done that .............. at least once. Hopefully you can salvage some of that pink thread to finish ulp the doll dress.
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OK, why would you take it out? Is the pink showing thru to the front? If it's a table topper, you are never going to see the back (unless it's reversable).
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Originally Posted by PaperPrincess
(Post 6608741)
OK, why would you take it out? Is the pink showing thru to the front? If it's a table topper, you are never going to see the back (unless it's reversable).
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Consider it a personal design decision. Or a learning experiment. [Personally I like the first explanation.]
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It could have been a personal design decision, if I had not recently finished the two quilts that go with it. The quilts have a white back, quilted with white thread.
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Are you sure it isn't pale enough to pass for white?
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I feel your pain. I've done so much more time consuming, frustrating things. I love this board where I can laugh with others as we all display our human (or creative) sides.
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