Now what......UGH!!!!!!
02-21-2011, 05:12 PM
#23
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Originally Posted by MTS
Isn't it amazing how in the 2 feet from your design wall/floor, a carefully planned design, probably hours in the making, just goes completely haywire?
You really have to laugh about it.
Been there, done that.
And in this case, yeah, I would reverse sew it. Unless you change the outside blocks to make a complete X with dark lines going through the whole quilt.
Without that, the 2nd design, as is, is just not as defined as the first one, and looks a bit too scrappy.
So, what's your favorite type of seam ripper? :wink:
And seems I'm in the minority. And so it goes. ;) ;)
You really have to laugh about it.
Been there, done that.
And in this case, yeah, I would reverse sew it. Unless you change the outside blocks to make a complete X with dark lines going through the whole quilt.
Without that, the 2nd design, as is, is just not as defined as the first one, and looks a bit too scrappy.
So, what's your favorite type of seam ripper? :wink:
And seems I'm in the minority. And so it goes. ;) ;)
I agree.
I would take it out and do it the way that was planned.
Sybil
02-21-2011, 05:14 PM
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Originally Posted by farscapegal
Originally Posted by MTS
Isn't it amazing how in the 2 feet from your design wall/floor, a carefully planned design, probably hours in the making, just goes completely haywire?
You really have to laugh about it.
Been there, done that.
And in this case, yeah, I would reverse sew it. Unless you change the outside blocks to make a complete X with dark lines going through the whole quilt.
Without that, the 2nd design, as is, is just not as defined as the first one, and looks a bit too scrappy.
So, what's your favorite type of seam ripper? :wink:
And seems I'm in the minority. And so it goes. ;) ;)
You really have to laugh about it.
Been there, done that.
And in this case, yeah, I would reverse sew it. Unless you change the outside blocks to make a complete X with dark lines going through the whole quilt.
Without that, the 2nd design, as is, is just not as defined as the first one, and looks a bit too scrappy.
So, what's your favorite type of seam ripper? :wink:
And seems I'm in the minority. And so it goes. ;) ;)
I would take it out and do it the way that was planned.
Sybil
How embarrassing to meet you here. :mrgreen:
02-21-2011, 05:23 PM
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everything looks good but the second row, center plaid block. wonder what happened? that sucker moved on you.
ok, well maybe the two top blocks got turned too. oh well, what's a bit more work?
ok, well maybe the two top blocks got turned too. oh well, what's a bit more work?
02-21-2011, 05:28 PM
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This has a very interesting effect and is definantly a stand out quilt. I like it, but it really is up to you if you want to change it in your heart, maybe that is what you should do. I have pulled apart quilts before, it isn't fun. To say the least.
Let us know what you do. I am going to watch the thread to see.
Let us know what you do. I am going to watch the thread to see.
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