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Terrific job on the "fix". Even more terrific is your friend. And I can COMPLETELY understand your immediate nausea when you discovered the error!! I use "dry erase" markers on plexiglass when I'm "testing" a quilting idea, but I also have a Sharpie that is almost identical. I try to be VERY aware of which one I'm using, and also try to NOT have either of them anywhere close once I start quilting. But, as Forrest Gump said after stepping in dog-doo - "It happens."
Your friend is a REAL friend. Hugs to you both for knowing what is REALLY the most important - your friendship. |
Now I would make about four or six more of those "extra" seam lines scattered throughout the quilt. A design element!
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Originally Posted by maviskw
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Now I would make about four or six more of those "extra" seam lines scattered throughout the quilt. A design element!
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Stuff happens. Glad all worked out for the best
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Originally Posted by zozee
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now that is a real friend. She cares more about people than things. I am sure you were sick about your accident which truly was an accident. Your fix was well done.
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Like it!!
Originally Posted by maviskw
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Now I would make about four or six more of those "extra" seam lines scattered throughout the quilt. A design element!
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I have read all the responses and have yet to see how you did it. Will you please tell, MaryKatherine? I can't see any semblance of that very dark line.
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I replaced two blocks the gold square, the triangle and a portion of the band by hand.
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Wow. You are so lucky to have such a friend. Try to always have no pens out but the marker that you wish to use. Avoids a lot of heartbreak. (Ask me how I know)
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