Hope this little story helps someone else from making the same mistake!
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#11
I have had this happen several times. Just a over a bit would usally fix mine. I didn't pay enough attention when I was putting it together. Always a pain to add more to the end or side but, I did it. I never mind piecing the batting or batting. As long as the top is nice and even, it will be okay.
#15
Can your DH make some blocks to add to the back where the missing fabric should be?
Can you add a contrasting piece of fabric?
Can you get some more of the fabric that you are going to bind the quilt with and add that?
Can you make some scrappy blocks to fill the gap?
This is an accident but I do appreciate how much more upsetting it is when it is your DH first quilt. Sorry for your distress.
Can you add a contrasting piece of fabric?
Can you get some more of the fabric that you are going to bind the quilt with and add that?
Can you make some scrappy blocks to fill the gap?
This is an accident but I do appreciate how much more upsetting it is when it is your DH first quilt. Sorry for your distress.
#16
quiltmom04 , 04-24-2013 04:31 AM
Super Member
I did that once too. I had JUST enough backing and miscalculated how much I rolled at the beginning. A sure enough, I ad several inches to go and no backing! Had to take it off the machine, sew on more backing, put it back on the machine - never fun- and finish up. I called it a " design decision" as I always do when I screw up!
#20
TinkerQuilts , 04-24-2013 06:13 AM
Senior Member
It will look fine with more muslin added on.
But what about taking the opportunity to put the friend's name on it, and maybe a date, a wish for fast recovery, etc?
But what about taking the opportunity to put the friend's name on it, and maybe a date, a wish for fast recovery, etc?