You did a wonderful job, it's beautiful?

i dont do hand stitching but wanted to say you did a great job on the quilt

Beautiful quilt! I see quilting in those triangles.....try quilting a triangle, 1/4" from the outer edge of each triangle.... That always looks nice.

Beautiful quilt. I liked it before you pointed out the mistake, decided I liked the mistake, and like it after you fixed the mistake.

Very impressive quilt. I am a beginner too and would be delighted if I had made this quilt!

very nice

Very pretty! I made one of those not too long ago.

Hi you have have done a beautiful piecing job. I would use 1/4" masking tape and quilt inside the seam lines rather than in the ditch on the blocks. For the binding I would use a meandering vien or feather pattern this will have the effect of softening all the angels you have in the blocks. If you wanted to be really brave you could always use a feather design over the blocks with varigated thread to make your hand quilting pop and add another demension to your quilt. What ever you choose I know it will be gorgeous!

Andie :thumbup:

What a beautiful quillt :D

That is very pretty, looks nice and big

very nice!

Beautiful quilt !!!

Beautiful piece of work!

Your quilt is beautiful have fun quilting.

I haven't hand quilted yet either. I want you to know this is a beautiful quilt

Very, very beautiful!!

I didn't see the "mistake" till you said where it was. Beautiful quilt with added character. Just think no one else will be able to make a quilt like that even if they have the pattern!

I haven't hand quilted as yet either, BUT YOUR QUILT IS BEAUTIFUL!

Try to chose a quilting design where you do not have to quilt across seams. Much easier to hand quilt if you only have to go thru the top, batting & bottom. If you have to quilt across seams, it's harder to keep your stitches small. Also, if you can quilt on the bias, rather than the straight grain, it's easier.

Love your quilt, very pretty. I'm like you , every time I looked at the quilt I would see the block and the mistake. I'm new to quilting and love it. I had to look close to find it.

A small mistake makes it an "Amish Quilt".... only God is perfect!

Whenever I have straight lines in a quilt, I use curves for quilting. And when the quilt is more curvy, (flowery?) not so geometric, then I tend to use straight stitching... but that is all free-motion work, not hand-quilting.

ooh, it would be pretty with 1/4" outline quilting :0)

If you are going to hand quilt, echo and outline stitching comes to mind.

This quilt top is just beautiful, I have not taken
the plunge yet, but as soon as I move into my house, I
am going to try myself, wish me luck.....dubon

Your quilt is beautiful. I would like the pattern and I would just quilt around the out side of the triangles and then in the strips setting it together.

IMHO- I'd leave it and call the quilt "No body's Prefect"

You could always sign that piece and make it look as tho it was done on purpose!

Wish I had one just like it to start quilting on tonight! Enjoy!

And I, too, would just outline your pieces, and possibly pick up the suggestion to quilt 1/4" in from the edges of each block. There's a lot of quilting there!

it helps to use that "thread heaven" or whatever. The label has worn off mine.

Very Pretty!!

I think it's great. I love the colors.

Golly that's beautiful.

Leave the pink block right where it is. This makes your quilt one of a kind. There are people who make a mistake on purpose, because humans are not perfect.

It is very nice! To me the pinwheels are the point of the quilt so I would do them and then the corner triangles and perhaps one area inbetween. you certainly don't need to do every piece unless you want to. One thing that is nice to do is to quilt the connecting strips between squares in a fun pattern. Have fun with it.

Lovely quilt. I hand quilt certain quilts and quilt 1/4" inside the squares, triangles etc

That block can be your oops block and make it your signature piece.

What a beautiful quilt!!

I would follow the triangles, quilting in about 1/4 inch from the seam lines. Makes for a no mark quilt pattern and in the end really shows off the piecing..

I always spray baste, and have hand quilted many quilts with no problem.. I quilt on a hoop in my lap. I generally use Warm & Natural or Warm & White batting and don't feel any drag at all on the needle.. also I don't bother pin basting, the spray baste holds just fine until I'm done (which can be quite awhile) It's a great time of year for hand quilting!!

Diddn't think we had any quilt police here to point out mistakes, oh well, just do your own thing and it will be gorgeous. It already is, but the quilting will really make it pop

if you use bees wax, something my mom gave me you thread it through and this helps pull the thread through the quilt top, dang if I know what its called. Comes in a plastic container with holes so you pull the thread through it.

Oh, just leave it alone. It makes it unique. Besides you won't find too many quilts without at least one oops.

Hello,
Your quilt is beautiful. I was taught that you are always supposed to have one error in your quilt in honor of God, because only God is perfect.