dilemma with quilt
#121
Originally Posted by mytwopals
You might check with your quilter. She may fix it for you. Of course, she may charge you for it. But she may charge you less than shipping it back and forth.
Yes, this.
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#123
I know we are our own worst critics. It took me a few minutes to find it. It is a beautiful quilt. It doesn't look like it is diffcult to fix. I am currently making a Bargello which is done in 9 sections. The pattern is called Shields. I made a mistake on one of them but is is ballanced and the piece doesn't look bad, No one would be able to find it except a quilter. So left it the way it is.
Oh the trials and trib's of a quilter. (a bit of humer)
Lowell ;) :)
Oh the trials and trib's of a quilter. (a bit of humer)
Lowell ;) :)
#125
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Join Date: Feb 2011
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Originally Posted by Dawn Hendrix
I see 2.. well has it been quilted? If it has chalk it up to an Amish mistake.....
#127
Originally Posted by fabric_fancy
i would get this back if you intend to give it as a gift.
the mistake is quite clear
the mistake is quite clear
#128
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: northern California
Posts: 1,098
I made a mistake once on a quilt for a nephewand his wife, and a neice saw it right off, pointed it out to everyone (I wasn't there, I'd already given it away) and after that it was the talk of the family. After a year I asked for it back and I'll fix it, but the original recipient doesn't want it back... it's tainted forever for all of them. I intend to fix it and use it for dh and myself.
I'd fix it !!!!!! I'm making an entirely different style of quilt for them, after talking to them about style and favorite colors.
I'd fix it !!!!!! I'm making an entirely different style of quilt for them, after talking to them about style and favorite colors.
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