The suggestion I tried first was the peroxide and hot iron, I could see that the mark was fading, so I kept doing it until I guess it was too much for the damaged fibers and I ended up with a hole.

I could not replace the square because I did this as a quilt as u go sort of.
I pieced the center and quilted it, then I pieced the top and bottom and quilted them and sewed to middle. Lastly I pieced both sides and quilted and sewed to them. So the front was squares, but the backing was bigger pieces. Clear as mud, right.

To answer your question, I think I just put too much peroxide. Another lesson learned from my mistakes.

Anyway, it came out ok in the end.

Fabulous job!! Amazing quilting on there. I'm so glad you fixed it!! :D :D :D

Your quilting is just beautiful! Such nice work! Please make more!

I came out gorgeous :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

Whew...so glad everything turned out ok. What a story to tell the recipient...someday..

It really is a great quilt and you did a wonderful job...burn mark and all!

You did the best to solve the problem. Like you, I would have tried all the suggestions but in the end, with the hole and all, yes, I would have done the same thing. You are a meticulous person and that proves it.
Congratulations for the patience and perseverance!!!

fantastic job - good on ya...

Thank you to all for your comments and encouragement, I am looking forward to moving on to less intense projects.

Mary

It looks beautiful!! I am so glad to were able to fix it!

Kyia

OH wow !! you are a real quilt master !! to save a burnt quilt !!

Blue pencil.. where did you get it?? not to ask for a specific store, but is it a pencil that anyone would pick up any where???

I have often wondered how much to rely on pencils ect.. .. so thought to test first but have yet to trust any of them and would really like to know something I could trust.. I will need a guide soon to complete my quilt soon.

Ellen