It could be worse. The pleat is closer to the right side than the center, so I don’t have to take out HALF of what I quilted last night. Just a quarter of it.
THanks for all of the kind words about the article. My sister and her husband both independently did a screen capture of the article and sent me a PDF of it, I’ll probably add that to the post, for when the link expires.
The crazy thing is that I haven’t actually been able to read the article myself yet. I can’t bring myself to do it. Mark says it sounds pretty good, just one awkward phrase where you can tell what it was I had said, but it was maybe missing a word or two. Eventually I’ll probably be able to read it. I’m just weird about reading about myself like that.
Let me restate that: I’m just weird.
LOL
Back to frogging. Once again I prove to be a Horrible Warning: check the @#$% quilt back to make sure it is smooth.
Oh wait. I did. So where the @#$% did the pleat come from????
Suzanne
oooh, I feel your pain…frogging is yucky.
Oooo! Bad word, bad word, bad WORD!! Apply chocolate immediately (or your favorite tastey adult beverage…)
TerriW
Oh, bless your heart. I suppose the goof is to offset the fact that your work is generally so perfect?
By the way – I forgot to say so yesterday, but congratulations on your new nephew! I hope that your sister-in-law and baby are doing well.
I can understand your reluctance to read the article, especially after all you’ve gone through to get your shop up and running. It’s a positive article, and it’s nice that it’s editorial copy instead of, say, an “advertorial”. It makes it clear that you offer supplies for knitters and crocheters as well as quilters, and the photo gives a tantalizing glimpse of the supplies that are available. I would think that anyone local who is interested in handcrafts who sees it will want to stop by.