I agree.... my dad has an expression he uses when he's quilting and something doesn't turn out just quite like he wants it to: "Ah well, you'll never see it on a moving horse!"
I'm not sure exactly what he means. If the quilt was on a moving horse, we'd never see the imperfections as it galloped by? or if we were on a moving horse, we'd never see imperfections in the quilts we pass?
But anyway, I borrow the expression from him a LOT when quilting!
I think this block looks absolutely amazing! No "do over" needed!
LOL, my mom used to always say, "Nobody will notice on a galloping horse!". I haven't heard that in years. For us, it usually was when something about our clothing wasn't right...maybe we kids had a small stain, or maybe we were wrinkled. It just basically meant she didn't want to deal with it, LOL.
It's still a pretty block, and with that many pieces in that small area, I would NOT redo it either, LOL! That's part of what makes handmade better than machine made. :-)
I just wanted to pop over and say hello again, Yvette. I'm such an admirer of your work. I love your blocks. I'm so glad we found each other. You're an inspiration to me.
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I think it looks fine! Sometime finished is better than perfect! You'll never notice it once it is in the quilt!
Kristie
I think it looks lovely. I agree with Kristie, sometimes finished is better than perfect.
i think it's lovely. don't you dare re-do it.
colleen
I agree.... my dad has an expression he uses when he's quilting and something doesn't turn out just quite like he wants it to: "Ah well, you'll never see it on a moving horse!"
I'm not sure exactly what he means. If the quilt was on a moving horse, we'd never see the imperfections as it galloped by? or if we were on a moving horse, we'd never see imperfections in the quilts we pass?
But anyway, I borrow the expression from him a LOT when quilting!
I think this block looks absolutely amazing! No "do over" needed!
:)
LOL, my mom used to always say, "Nobody will notice on a galloping horse!". I haven't heard that in years. For us, it usually was when something about our clothing wasn't right...maybe we kids had a small stain, or maybe we were wrinkled. It just basically meant she didn't want to deal with it, LOL.
It's still a pretty block, and with that many pieces in that small area, I would NOT redo it either, LOL! That's part of what makes handmade better than machine made. :-)
I have no idea where, but somewhere I heard that NO quilt is perfect - intentionally. That's my excuse anyways....LOL
I just wanted to pop over and say hello again, Yvette. I'm such an admirer of your work. I love your blocks. I'm so glad we found each other. You're an inspiration to me.
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