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I once took a quilt class from a woman who said if you can't see it from a galloping horse it's not a mistake worth a worry. now I may have taken some liberty with that, but I had to study hard to find what you call a mistake. Most people including quilters would admire the color and movement and not call it a mistake.

iltoaz

Didn't notice unitl it was pointed out. I would go with the creative side of quiltmaking. Thanks for showing your GREAT quilt!

dsb38327

Thank you for cluing me in. The magic of your color placement hid it very well. You could have easily left it without notice. I wouldn't have found it by myself. Yes, if I had pieced it and noticed it I would had to have corrected it too (just because I knew). It was striking the first way you 'designed' it. Your work is very good./Regards, Dorothy

Joanieu

I did not notice it until you pointed it out - I thought that was the way you wanted the borders. I love it and I wouldn't take it out either. :)

C.Cal Quilt Girl

I was thinking how clever you turned the directions on the triangles.
Glad you feel better, still Beautiful !!!

earthwalker

I thought it was supposed to look exactly how you had it. However, you obviously feel so much better about addressing the rogue row. Lovely quilt, and it's been interesting to read what our fellow members reaction would be on their own work.

SandyMac

Your really to hard on your self.When some one is all snuggled up in the quilt no one will say oh yes did you notice,no they will not :-D

Judith

No, it is not a fatal flaw. It is a beautiful quilt!

Annz

Looks really nice to me.

walen

I love the quilt and think it looks fine.

However, if it was mine, I would be compelled to change the backwards hst, just would have to do it...LOL...