GrannyNeedle55 Publish time 2013-10-7 05:13

Have you ever done this???

Edited by Kathy2eggs at 2013-10-6 13:16

I thought I was being smart and thrifty by using a scrap and doing a little biscornu...ha ha...I screwed up good.I thought I had counted enough squares, and then miscounted the border...yipes, no place to go.Think I will just trim a bit off, and sewing it into a tiny round thingy....like a box, only round?My hubby just laughed...all that time for nothing...well, not what I wanted anyway.:'(

Another one that I tried and miscounted....oh well, thank goodness I don't have to make a living this way!:shutup:




lasice Publish time 2016-1-25 04:30

Something like that...calculate size, add reserve, 3x measure the cloth, carefully cut, make grid!!!, start in the middle...and next is finding, that pattern is for aida 16 and I have aida 14 in my qsnap............ :Q(and not cheeper domestic white aida, but very expensive foreign color or natural... :'( )

Jane Eyre Publish time 2016-1-24 19:56

Hi hi hi,I understand you very good.I missedmiddle of thetablecloth:)   

Flirti Publish time 2017-1-23 06:45

.... hmm, no´, never happened to me - but I always count wrong with my crosses! ALWAYS!!!

mardy Publish time 2020-2-7 09:20

I've done this too, its very frustrating

Lezard Rouge Publish time 2016-1-26 22:50

Oh, that's a real pity. Such nice work!

stitchingideas Publish time 2017-4-2 19:00

thanks so much for sharing

htsear13 Publish time 2022-2-10 06:57

Following this thread

manolimu Publish time 2023-9-6 01:59

Siguiendo este hilo

ju-julija Publish time 2016-1-26 13:55

so beautiful!

PrincessFiona Publish time 2013-10-7 05:26

Nope, nothing like that has ever happened to me, sowwy... ;P

On the biscornu one, you can just undo the darker pink border and sew it together. There won't be much room to work with but it's doable.

Big hug!

Verank Publish time 2013-10-7 05:35

Countless times- and every time I say " I have learned my lesson!" Good luck ,:)your stitching is lovely!

LouAnna Publish time 2013-10-7 05:46

I think many of us have at one time or another have mixed up our colours........ cloth count and size, you name it, I've probably done it!   :lol   Keeps me human and humble!

I've even tacked cloth underneath what I was stitching so I could finish the design!    Didn't look so pretty though!

GrannyNeedle55 Publish time 2013-10-7 07:00

PrincessFiona replied at 2013-10-6 13:26 static/image/common/back.gif
Nope, nothing like that has ever happened to me, sowwy...

On the biscornu one, you can just undo ...

Thanks for the tip, I might just sew it around a wooden spool....then try again!!

GrannyNeedle55 Publish time 2013-10-7 07:00

Verank replied at 2013-10-6 13:35 static/image/common/back.gif
Countless times- and every time I say " I have learned my lesson!" Good luck ,your stitching is lo ...

Usually I start in the middle of a big piece, and then have so much extra to trim off....;P

GrannyNeedle55 Publish time 2013-10-7 07:01

LouAnna replied at 2013-10-6 13:46 static/image/common/back.gif
I think many of us have at one time or another have mixed up our colours........ cloth count and siz ...

Thanks LouAnna, I feel like it's only me that does that.:o

Lindy Lou Publish time 2013-10-7 07:44

This is Sad. Hope you can work it out.

Stitchbunny Publish time 2013-10-7 08:16

I've done it and I wasn't happy, miss counted on a big project so nothing matched up. I put it away and haven't looked at it for about a year. I know I'll have to get it out again some time and fix it but dont knoe when now I've found this site there's so many projects I'd like to do before I go back and fix my mistakes...... Lol
Good luck

medillon61 Publish time 2013-10-7 09:56

I have to admit and I have been stitching on and off for years - but there is always a mistake in my pieces or a change of some kind (I hate pulling out stitches and if I fail to catch it right away and it looks ok I leave it)I would do what someone else suggested and just take out the dark pink and try to do it.Never know might not be so bad :)
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