QuiltnCowgirl

That is exactly what I did when a seam on my very first finished quilt pulled apart when washed. I hand stitched it with teeny tiny stitches. Oh, and I told the recipient, my new great-nephew's mom, what had happened & gave her permission to bring it to me any time during the hopefully long life of the baby quilt for repairs and or replacement. :D

BellaBoo

There are no dumb questions but they are the easiest to answer. :lol: :lol: :lol:

wolfkitty

Yes, please feel free to ask ANY question here! (How else will you find out the answer?!)

JanTx

you don't ask a question for your own information - you ask for all the rest of us bumbling around who haven't thought that was a question to ask! Thanks from the rest of us. :)

ckcowl

the (fix) depends on the problem- if its simply a little bit of a seam that has come undone it is quite easy to just hand stitch it closed again- if it's something different a strategically placed applique may be needed-
or you might need to tuck some fusable web inside and press to fix a problem-
no reason to stress over (fixes) when you don't even know any will be necessary-
i'm a long armer and often while quilting someone's quilt i see a problem=and fix it. depends on the problem- but there is no reason to believe there will be any problems.
look forward to your quilt coming home-quilted and beautiful!

TootieAnn

There aren't any dumb questions here! We all learn from each other.

awf60

Thanks for the comments friends!

Twisted Quilter

Ditto!

susie-susie-susie

Welcome to the forum. You have just taken the first step on a long and fulfilling journey with the rest of us. You rarely hear of a quilter who quits, we all just keep on going, learning with each quilt. Welcome--your quilt will be fine and beautiful.
Sue

jojosnana

That was not a dumb question, but I have to say I was laughing out loud because I remember thinking the same thing. You are going to do just fine.