How to correct a mistake
09-07-2011, 09:38 AM
#32
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If you are a "serious" quilter, take that sucker apart and do it right! but if you're a "casual" quilter (like me...) just sew something over it and get on with the next quilt. You learned something, didn't you? So have fun!
09-07-2011, 10:20 AM
#33
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Location: Pratt Kansas
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at lunch. did not read all pages.
Open up the border, and splice in more water. looker-atters will look at the boats & never notice.
Or move the whole border. You would only have to detach the top and bottom seam where borders touch. Don't remove the red border, just re-sew the seam wide enough to grab the gap. trim seam to 1/4". re-sew border at top & bottom. That border will be a tad bit narrower than the other 3, but, no quilt police allowed! LOL...
or applique on top...pier posts or seagulls.
Open up the border, and splice in more water. looker-atters will look at the boats & never notice.
Or move the whole border. You would only have to detach the top and bottom seam where borders touch. Don't remove the red border, just re-sew the seam wide enough to grab the gap. trim seam to 1/4". re-sew border at top & bottom. That border will be a tad bit narrower than the other 3, but, no quilt police allowed! LOL...
or applique on top...pier posts or seagulls.
09-07-2011, 12:35 PM
#34
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Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: I just moved from Ottawa IL. to Sycamore Il.
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Originally Posted by erstan947
I think I would add maybe some fish applique on the water and one to be on the gap.....just a thought.
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