Boo Boo, would you want to know?
#101
No way! If it's done, and I didn't see the mistake, the last thing I want is for someone to point out an unfixable error. I posted a quilt on here recently, and someone pointed out a mistake - which I had missed in all my views of the quilt. Fortunately, it was fixable because I hadn't quilted it yet - and once it was pointed out I couldn't leave it. But if it was already quilted, that would have spoiled my enjoyment of a quilt I loved when I made it. I say bite your tongue, especially if the quilt is past the "easy to fix" stage.
#102
I would want to know. I would respect the person who was brave enough to tell me. And cared enough and knew I would care.
This is the "spinach in your teeth" or Your slip is showing" question with a new twist. NOt nearly as readily remedied but the "right thing to do" is very clear.
This is the "spinach in your teeth" or Your slip is showing" question with a new twist. NOt nearly as readily remedied but the "right thing to do" is very clear.
I had an aunt that used to hand quilt some of my tops. She said she liked working on my quilts because they were always square. She used to like to look for any mistakes I made, and she always pointed them out. It became a game. She's been gone a year now, and I miss her.
So, if anyone sees any mistakes in my quilts, please, point them out, and I can say, "now, how the heck did that happen?" lol
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