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I think I've done that before too, at any rate your quilt is cute.
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Cute quilt. Live and learn.:p
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Originally Posted by quiltsRfun
(Post 5565265)
Applique the edges down and pretend it was intentional. ;)
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Oh NOOOOOOO! Great quilt and nice job on the quilting. I like Homespun's idea for removing the offending triangle if you don't need it for another project. I will have to remember that for the next time it happens to me.:D
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Originally Posted by Homespun
(Post 5565542)
Don't rip out the stitching! Cut the green as close as possible to the stitching and with your seam ripper or a long pin, shred the green fabric and remove it. It works. I have to do it a lot!!!
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Yesterday I was binding a quilt and discovered that one long corner had flipped up and gotten quilted in. I trimmed the errant fabric really close to the stitch line and was able to pull it free without mishap. Perhaps it will work for you as well :) Otherwise, you could cover it with your label!
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The baby quilt is wonderful, and oh boy, have I done things like that, too! But you hate to have to rip out stitches! Thanks for sharing with us - we all feel your pain! : )
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I agree with the perfect spot for the label. But if you really want it off, could you trim real close to the stitching, then fray and pull out the remaining fabric threads?? Ann
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Originally Posted by JanTx
(Post 5565269)
LOL at QuiltsRfun - then I have to include a little triangle applique on all future projects, because it becomes my signature design idea, right?
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well when i do things like that i say gives it character its a cute quilt
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