pal

I'm glad you fixed it. If something really bothers you, you have to fix it. The eye would always go to that boo-boo and you would end up really hating your quilt. Good Job!

bibi

Good for you. Nice blocks with great color choices.

tessagin

Great looking blocks. Look at it this way, you have other blocks for another project already started.

rosiewell

I think it looks great, that was a smart move anything to remove more aggravations.

QUILTNMO

looks great!!!

quiltmouse

that fabric is very dynamic! Lots of movement in your pinwheels.

Very pretty.

mjhaess

It will be fine..Lesson learned for the next time...

tinliz

I bemoaned not having a design wall like I had at the house before I moved to an apartment. Finally I decided on a quick fix. I bought two flannel backed vinyl table cloths at the dollar store.(Actually the backing the tablecloths is more like a very thin polester batting, but 100% cotton sticks just fine.) I used clear shipping tape to tape them to the wall. They fell off. Dugh, the tape doesn't stick to fabric. The easy fix for this was to pin the tape to the tablecloth. It worked and was not nearly as expensive as the insulation board I used on my previous design wall. I cannot stick pins directly into this wall like I did the old one, but it sure helped when I made a "zig a zag" quilt.