piece between the whites on the bottom of the picture? It's supposed to be white. Luckily I only had to rip out 2 seams. See the next picture.
Hope you are warm and dry - where ever you are.
Hugs,
Terri
Tuesday, September 5, 2017
Swan Troubles
After all these years of paper piecing, I still make some of the most stupid mistakes. See that blue
piece between the whites on the bottom of the picture? It's supposed to be white. Luckily I only had to rip out 2 seams. See the next picture.
Now isn't that better? LOL
Hope you are warm and dry - where ever you are.
Hugs,
Terri
piece between the whites on the bottom of the picture? It's supposed to be white. Luckily I only had to rip out 2 seams. See the next picture.
Hope you are warm and dry - where ever you are.
Hugs,
Terri
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Sometimes I just want to rip out my hair when I am doing paper-piecing! Then I calm myself down by thinking of how cool a paper-pieced quilt looks! I just finished a Farmer's Wife block and it was a doozy. I kept having to rip pieces off and sew them in again. Arghhh! It came out beautifully though, although there's a bald patch on the side of my head!
ReplyDeleteHappens to me all the time! I think I have ripped more seams in my paper pieced blocks than there are seams in total.
ReplyDeleteSorry my PP mistakes are rubbing off on you.
ReplyDeleteWell spotted Terri. I only tend to spot things like that when I've completed a block.
ReplyDeleteI have never been a sewer but I know as a knitter I used to hate having to re-do something.
ReplyDeletePaper Piecing still eludes me - so I think you do things amazing!!
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