I wasn’t sure if it would be easier to start over with this
block or fix it. So, following the
advice of some of the readers who saw my dilemma, I waited until I could step
back and look at it calmer and decided the fix was pretty straight
forward. All I had to do was remove one
corner unit, reprint the paper piecing foundation and go from there. It worked.
Thanks to all who offered encouragement and ideas for using
the “broken” piece on the back. About a
year ago I made a mid-course design change and started mixing in a variety of
background fabrics. That meant I had to
redo several blocks. I like the idea of
incorporating them into the back of the quilt.
They are, after all, part of its history.
1 comment:
ha - i knew you would fix it! : ) looks good. what *is* the background fabric you're using?
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