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I have to agree with everyone else. I think you did a great job with your first quilt :thumbup:
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LOOKS like it was made with lots of Love...Id finish it the way it is...its not a noticeable mistake
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oma66 said it well--a quilt made with loving care is a treasure
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What a fabulous and personal quilt, particularly for your first. Youtube is amazing for tips on squaring up etc (for next time). It looks amazing to me.
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:thumbup: Looks great. You should be proud I know that your son will be. My first quilt was for my grandson and I felt that there were many mistakes. I also tied it because I have trouble getting the quilt in my machine and he loves it. He also loves touching the ties. He now thinks that I am an awesome quilt maker. (I am not but I'm working on it and I will not tell him anything different).
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Originally Posted by Stitchnripper
It's fabulous for your first quilt!! I think the experts will weigh in, but I don't fold my quilts when I am squaring them up. You could also google squaring up a quilt. Keep on quilting. You are doing a great job.
I think it was on this forum I found a mention of using a carpenter's metal square. I have one of DH's and did like suggested, washed it well and can now use it to help square nearly anything, wood or fabric. It covers a lot of the lap quilts and would sure help a bigger one. |
It looks great to me.
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Awesome!!
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I agree, it's not really noticable. Slap on that border, quilt it up so your son can love it to shred :)
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It's great! You know, everyone is allowed a mistake or two on a quilt. The Amish do it on purpose, as nothing here on earth is perfect. I love it and I know Tommy will too.
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