You could add kind of wide borders and then cut them a little wonky to square it up, and it would draw the eye from the wonky blocks to the border, and would maybe look intentional. So sorry for your loss, and I am sure, no matter how you finish it up, your daughter is going to love it. Good luck with it, I hope it isn't too much of an emotional trial to finish up.

border it and cherish it....

I wouldn't change a thing except to use the advice of others about putting on a border and squaring it up. I helped a group of ladies learn to quilt a few years back. When it came to the quilting (by hand) one of the elderly ladies who had been a wonderful quilter in her younger days, was embarassed because her quilting was uneven, wobbly and the stitches were long. She called them "toe-hook" stitches. She said that I would probably want to remove her stitches later before giving it to the wounded Marine it was made for. I could never have removed her stitches; they made the quilt all the more meaningful and I let that Marine know how special it was.

I agree with QuiltnCowgirl, the quilt is a treasure just as it is. Would love to see the completed quilt....
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I agree with this. It was her work and labor of love.

I helped my mother finish a Grandma's Flower Garden that her grandmother and mother had started in the 1930's. My great-grandmother was a very impatient stitcher, and we can tell which parts she worked on. Rather than trim the sides straight, we appliqued it all, tidy and messy alike, to a border piece so that we wouldn't lose any of the personality. I love the wonkiness of quilts -- if you want it squared, I agree with putting the borders on and squaring those up.

DEFINITLY SQUARE IT UP AND FINISH IT. THERE IS TOOOOO MUCH SENTIMENTAL VALUE THERE.

i would put a border and square it up

I agree!

I, too, completely agree. What a wonderful way to be able to honor her love and memory. You are so blessed to have this special treasure and opportunity. Hugs and smiles, Linda