ah..gee! It took me a long time to see what was wrong. I was even checking to see if the turtles were swimming in the wrong direction! Duh...LOL!!! And I am usually pretty good at those puzzles where you have to find the one that is different!...Nice brain test for me.

I did the same thing on a warm wishes quilt. Absolutely had to fix it. Your quilt is very pretty

I would have fixed it, also...very pretty quilt.

Very nice, cute fabric and looks like it wouldn't take too long. I'll keep it in mind for some charity quilts! I really think it is interesting but allows for showcasing some cute fabrics that kids would like!

I would have fixed it ... it would have bothered me everytime I looked or even thought about it.

I also would have fixed it...however, before I do it, I ask myself...can I live with it? Many times it's so minor, I can live with it...so I do

Dunster........Your quilt turned out so nice & I am glad that you fixed it the right way. If you are like most of us, you would always think I should have fixed it. Now you will be proud of it forever!! :D Nice job!!
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Yes, I would have fixed it too. I did a quilt that needed miter corners and made them square - my DH noticed it immediately so I went back and fixed it, even had to piece some together to do it but it looked so much nicer.

It is a nice quilt & if fixing it made you happy, glad you dit it. It took me three hard looks at the before and after pictures to find the mistake. Course once I found it, it really stood out, but it looks great now that it is all fixed.

Every quilt journey comes with pot holes :) love the quilt