I agree with noveltyjunkie, applique a word over them for a feature and it will look like you did it on purpose.
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bummer. I agree with you it would bug me and I would have to fix it. Otherwise you did a bang up job and your strips look so nice and straight!
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Originally Posted by tweetee
Or, you could just rip out that one seam where the 2 are together, turn the smaller part around, and restitch
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I have wanted to make this quilt and wondered if this would happen, now I know. I would definitely rip it out now and replace it with another strip. It doesn't look that hard to do at this point, and if it is bugging you now, think of how it will affect you after the quilt is finished.
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This is going to be lovely, but I too would want to make a change to those two strips. With the randomness of how these are sewn together you would wonder how they could have lined up so perfectly.
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Originally Posted by mlaceruby
I would just take some strips of white and sew them on a diagonal and make it a candy cane!
I had to chuckle when you said it wouldn't have worked if you TRIED to do match them- isn't that the truth?? :D Get it fixed and you'll be happy. Beautiful quilt!!! |
I would definitely rip it out now and replace it with another strip. It doesn't look that hard to do at this point, and if it is bugging you now, think of how it will affect you after the quilt is finished.
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That happened to me, too. One I caught as I was sewing and switched the strip around. The other one like you have I didn't see until the top was finished. I'm not fixing it now. It is really irritating when it happens.
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It is fantastic, If it really bothers you now than go ahead and ripp it out. :x You want be satisfied until you get it the way you have envision it.
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I too like Michell's idea. That would look great
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