alwayslearning

Aren't you glad you sent it to Charismah? Someone else might have just loaded the imperfect fabric, quilted it and sent it back for you to discover. Sorry you had the problem and lesson learned. Thank you.

charismah

Yes you could!
I take quilts from all people...beginners and non-beginners. I don't judge. I just quilt.
:thumbup:

kwilter

Thanks, miholmes! Reminds me that on two occasions, I purchasee fabric; one in yardage and another a bundle of homespun fat quarters, and much later discovered fade lines on all the qrtrs and down the center of the yardage. Not a good thing for sure. However, I was able to work around the fading but it sure slowed me down!

kwilter

Dbl post - sorry!

charismah

HI M & Everyone else,

You know I always hate to send that message that something is wrong with plan A. Especially when people schedule a time slot with me and it has to be postponed to carry out plan B.
In this case M bought his fabrics in a kit. I really feel like the LQS should have checked the fabrics before they assembled the kit.
I will post pictures of the flaws..they are to huge not to notice. Honestly.
But life happens and what do you do?

grammysharon

Thanks for the info, I want to send her a quilt to be quilted in the near future. 1st I need to get the border on and piece the back! :thumbup:

mucky

I was at a LAQ store one day when a lady brought back a quilt that had just been quilted. The LAQ had put the backing on with the wrong side out. The lady was very upset and I would have been too, but in fairness to the LAQ there was not a big difference between the wrong and right side. Lesson-makde sure quilter knows which is the right side.

wartime jane

Tears!?! Oh, my. Thanks for the heads up. I have never seen tears.

craftymatt2

I am learning a lot of new words in todays QB digest, at least they are not swear words.

patimint

I love that expression too