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It sure isn't noticible. I would let it go. That's handmade and they are seldom perfect. It is gorgeous.
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We all make our own quilts. But if it were mine, I would already be on the phone to the quilter. I wouldn't want it finished with that block in sideways. I wouldn't sleep well knowing it was going to be quilted in and be that way forever.
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Took me a bit to find it, I can't tell you what to do, I know it is going to bother you.
Taking photos of quilts in progress helps finding mistakes as well as contrast of blocks etc. but your quilt IS beautiful and I would love it even with the mistake! |
You are very fortunate that it is on the edge -- not in the middle. Yes, I would fix it -- only because I do a lot of building things and as a carpentry project it wouldn't go together.
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I'm glad you decided to fix it, should not be too bad since it is near the edge. It is a lovely quilt and I may have to steal that pattern!
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I spotted it right off. Think I would do a redo on that and fix it. If I was keeping it for my personal use, wouldn't do it.
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I see two and I would take whatever steps I needed to to get it corrected before quilting-else you have to live with it forever. Just my opinion-you'll read plenty of others. Always aim high. Yes, we all make mistakes, but when we know of them not to correct them is wrong.
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may be your long arm quilter could turn the block as it is already with her. it would be simple enough for her to fix. but otherwise I would leave. would never have noticed it if you wouldn't have said you had a mistake. very pretty gift and one that they will treasure for years.
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Originally Posted by fabric_fancy
i would get this back if you intend to give it as a gift.
the mistake is quite clear |
it would drive me crazy i would try and get it back to fix if not quilted
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