BKinCO

Just as I took the picture of the new and improved bargello to upload here I realize that now the last 3 rows are off. Guess what I'm doing tonight. Apparently I need the visual of a picture to see the problems because that's how I've caught both issues. On the upside, I am learning A LOT and I am determined to finish this!!! I just hope the fabric can hold up to all this ripping apart and re-sewing :)

omak

Bless your heart. :thumbup: I probably shouldn't encourage you in the pursuit of complete perfection, but I thought those last three rows were exactly the way they were supposed to be! silly me!
I am so PROUD of you taking the offenders out and fixing them. It is as you say: I am learning A LOT -- and that is one of the blessings of mistakes <wave> Good show! :!:

Eddie

Glad you've got it on the run now, BK! I've ripped and resewed more stuff than I care to remember! :D

Dorothy of Kansas

I think you did a wonderful job, especially as it's your first. Those are always the hardest and the ones you learn the most from. Personally, I would have left it the way it was and called it my humility strips - it keeps me humble to know I'm not perfect! But then again, that's just me. Not to proud to display my mistakes!! *giggle* Can't wait to see it once you re-display it!! Keep up the good work!

BKinCO

OK. I have beat the beast into submission. I think it's all right now.......anybody see anything else???

BKinCO

Oh, and the finished product came out to be about 24 x 35 inches. Pretty close to what the book said...

Eddie

Yea! Yea! Yea! You did it! It looks marvelous! Excellent! :D

BKinCO

Well I can't ask for a higher compliment than one from the Master himself :)

I'm just so glad that thing is done.........til tomorrow when I look at it and realize something else is wrong!!! ;)

Eddie

Nope, it's perfect now! Ready to quilt it? :)

BKinCO

Ouch! Give a girl a break :)

Actually, that's tomorrow's project. I just don't have a clue where to start!