This little guy is about to get a good workout!
I spent the evening sewing on my November Schnibble, thoroughly enjoying myself and happy with how things were going, when all of a sudden it hit me!
Argh!!
Can you see it?
Next time you see this Schnibble it will be fixed and finished
…but not tonight…I’m off to bed.
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14 comments:
Oh bum! You could have done a lot worse than that though - not too much reverse sewing. Really enjoying your Schnibbles.
Well, shoot! Dont you hate when that happens! Sometimes, I look at an *oops* like that, and say, well, no-one is perfect, so maybe...? But then it would bug me, cause once I notice it, that is all I would see! :o)
I love the colors you have used!
Well, shoot, Annette.
Don't you just hate when that happens? But it's worth fixing because it's beautiful and I just love the colors you've used.
Oh Oh!! Hate that when it happens... me and my seam ripper are good mates... It is such a beautiful quilt too.. you will be so much happier when you turn them around.. xx
took a bit of looking but I found it...such a lovely quilt though
Yep, see it. But I have to say that I probably wouldn't have noticed it unless you had said something. Well, at least not right away. But it looks terrific otherwise. We have all had our share of unsewing, so I can totally empathize with you.
Ooopsie! You could leave it and say it's a trompe l'oeill!
Gosh ... dern .... darn .... just hate it when that happens.
i'm not sure you really need to take it out. but how could i tell you to leave it. when i know that i would have to fix it too!
It looks great as is, but fix if you must (I know that feeling...I just finished Picnic and need to adjust the borders a bit...) This one was way too many little peices for me but loving your colors!
I feel your pain. Me and my seem ripper are really good friends.
Well, tomorrow is another day. I hate it when I do that.
Oh dear. Yes I see it. I love my seam ripper. I'd much rather use it than let mistakes like this go. My mom always said "anything worth doing is worth doing well". And she meant use the ripper. I had tears whenever I would have to unpick as a kid but it was good for me and taught me the lesson I need to learn to be who I am now. Sigh. I miss my mom!
oh i see it.. and i was there.. with the same darn quilt... in the end my readers named it "basket case" !!! good luck!
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