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You're not alone. I think I "un-sew" on just about every project I make. Just goes with the territory I guess.
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Deb you're too funny............ but I can relate! While attaching the last border on my New York Beauty I realized the bottom of the quilt got too close to a candle and burned a good piece of border and block (all paper pieced of course). For two days chanted "it could have been worse". Lesson learned - do not light candles on table when sewing and zonked on pain pills following surgery! LOL
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Originally Posted by Sheree from Chicago
Deb you're too funny............ but I can relate! While attaching the last border on my New York Beauty I realized the bottom of the quilt got too close to a candle and burned a good piece of border and block (all paper pieced of course). For two days chanted "it could have been worse". Lesson learned - do not light candles on table when sewing and zonked on pain pills following surgery! LOL
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You can do it!!!! I ripped the same seam out yesterday 4 times before I got it right. Had a blond day for sure.
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Originally Posted by DebQuilter50
Remember, "Don't sweat the small stuff - and it's all small stuff"?
I am frustrated and am reminding myself that this is a small thing and I am sure I am not the first one that has had this happen. I am making a table runner for my DIL. I have 2/3 of the top finished and noticed TWO squares are in WRONG. I am taking a break before going back to get out Jack (the ripper) and fix my mistake. In reality, this will take a small amount of time out of my life to fix it. This is a small thing, this is a small thing, this is a small thing...... |
Originally Posted by DebQuilter50
Remember, "Don't sweat the small stuff - and it's all small stuff"?
I am frustrated and am reminding myself that this is a small thing and I am sure I am not the first one that has had this happen. I am making a table runner for my DIL. I have 2/3 of the top finished and noticed TWO squares are in WRONG. I am taking a break before going back to get out Jack (the ripper) and fix my mistake. In reality, this will take a small amount of time out of my life to fix it. This is a small thing, this is a small thing, this is a small thing...... |
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I had done a quilt as you go quilt realized I had 2 blocks turned the wrong way so decided to rip them out sat down with the quilt on my lap ripped out the row and laid it out to put it back right then I almost screamed I ripped out the wrong side so put this on then laid it out and put a pin in the side that had to be taken out.....it is now on right
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Great quilt - I really like it.
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crazyquilter56 Great quilt. Love the colors. What's it called? I think it's calling my name. Of course it will have to be after I see to all the other quilts that are calling me. Maybe I'll have to cover my ears. BrendaK
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You may think it's a small thing now, but if you don't fix it.... it'll be a BIG thing each time that you look at it again... and it will bug the ...hell... out of you each time you see it, or even think about it... Better to take the time now, and fix it NOW.. Diana O..... This coes from experience...
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