If it took you three years, who cares? It's beautiful!

LOL ... nice to know the world is populated with other human beings <g> <wave> I LOVE when things like that happen! (it keeps me humble and diligent <g>) And, being able to laugh at oneself helps entertain others so well! :thumbup:

I say that everything I work on is unique in that none are perfect so this flaw is my signature on each quilted project.

You shouldn't have mentioned it. I first look at the picture and then I read what you said and then I have to look for it. So, "it should be like that!"

For those of us who couldn't find it, I am thinking it is the green point to the left of the bottom pink point.

Am I right? :oops:

I don't think most people notice the mistakes. I sent my last quilt to the quilter and she had it laying on her machine to start quilting and her 10 year old son found a block that was put on sideways!! Not me and not the quilter but her son. By the way he is also a quilter.

I really had to look very hard to find the "flaw" but I think that makes the quilt charming and very personal :-D :thumbup:

Wow, I didn't see it at all until I read Sharon's post. After finding it, I think it looks like the star is on a frame or something like that. It looks like it's meant to be that way. It's a beautiful quilt!

yep! Three years I've been looking at this thing! ah...I love it anyways!

took me a couple of minutes to see it my self.had to go around with my eyes an almost still didn't catch it but it's still a assum quilt