toogie

I don't think I lost any weight but I did have a workout today....with a seam ripper! I completely pieced and finished the top. When I hung it to take the photo, before going to the long arm quilter, I saw I had pieced the whole right side upside down (1st photo) between the borders! Hence my workout with the ripper. I had four 9P on the outside edge and 3 by the inner border, so...o..o..o I ripped out the whole long length and flipped it (2nd photo), then re-sewed it between the borders. Took me an additional hour or so. Just when I thought things were going so good, too. I need a name for the quilt (unchained Liberty? since the chains don't exactly link up?) and I do hope this is the last panel like this, that I need to do for awhile. My 3rd with the same panel.....I like the second one I did best, but I do like this one.[ATTACH=CONFIG]612045[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]612046[/ATTACH]

djmat

I love it & cannot even tell where you flipped it!!!

Anniedeb

Had you not mentioned it, and just posted a pic, I never would have seen that. Even with your explanation, I still had to look twice. Looks great, and I think the name fits perfectly.

bearisgray

Glad you caught the anomaly "sooner" rather than after it had been quilted.

Sometimes things just pop out on a photo that are missed when looking at the actual object.

Tartan

​Great top!

MicheleC

Your top is beautiful! While unfortunate that the border was originally sewn upside down, it was worth the effort to turn it right.

tuckyquilter

It's a beautiful quilt.

quiltingcandy

Wonderful work! You would have been the only person that would have known, but know that you are much happier fixing the error.

Lilrain

Is that a Quilt of Valor? It is very well done.

toogie

Yes it is for a Veteran, thank you.