I Almost Ruined a Quilt! Here is how I saved it.

Here is how I removed the holes in my quilt top after ripping the quilting.
When I quilted this client quilt I ran out of backing fabric and had to fix my mistake. I decided to rip out all of the stitches. To fix the holes in the quilt top I used a hot steamy iron and a spritz of water. I then quilted the quilt again.

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CHAPTERS

00:00 - I screwed up
00:41 - How to rip out quilting
08:16 - How to rip out on batting
09:50 - Ironing the top
11:33 - Ironing the back
12:55 - Quitting time
13:40 - Day 2
16:12 - Mounting montage
18:54 - Back to the beginning
19:27 - All done