JanieH

I've got the t-shirt also! Actually 2 or 3 of them.

tuckyquilter

I am almost to the "journeyman" stage of this issue. LOL

Rose Bagwell

I think all of us at one time or another have done stuff like that. I had finished a whole top and noticed a block was reversed, so had to rip it out , redo it and others along side it, worked out but tedious. I am sure yours will do the same.

celwood

I use to do this all the time. Now first thing I do is sew a test block to make sure that it will work out

carolynjo

You are certainly not alone in this venture. Just chalk it up to experience and keep on truckin.

newbee3

if all is cut a little bigger it would just make the block bigger

klswift

I have done this enough times (or found I didn't like the colors or design) that I now make one block first. Then I cut the rest of the blocks. If the cut was a bit off, this allows me to change it. If I don't like it at all, then I can put it in my orphan box and use it on a tote bag as a gift.