Uh oh...tell me how to fix this hole please!
#61
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Originally Posted by thimblebug6000
Just pick out the stitching that's holding the block in, and then about an inch on the surrounding seams, cut your new block & insert it, by stitching the seams back together, try to follow the same order of stitching the seams as they were originally. (that's what I've done in the past)
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Originally Posted by Candace
Fussy cut one of the green circles or flowers from the border fabric and applique it over the hole. I wouldn't go through all the hassle of adding a new block. As you said this one is going to be used and abused, not an heirloom wall quilt to gaze at for a hundred years;>
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Hey Just applique an orange circle over the hole. Looks like that there is already one on the side seam! I think that would be just great! Happy Quilting!
OK so I didn't read all the posts before I made mine!
OK so I didn't read all the posts before I made mine!
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