You've already invested so much time, I just hate for you to get impatient now and regret it.  Easy for me to say. 

Once I looked at it and saw it was skewed, I really knew what I was ultimately gonna do.  I was resisting but I also know that I wouldn't be happy with the result if I left it that way.  Drats.  ugh.

some times it's good to talk it through.  

Pirate (PIRATE_SR) said:

I'm seriously thinking of re-basting.  ugh

Ahhhh!  You are finally accepting the best solution.

This is off topic but I bought this clock at a little gift shop on the Southern California coast about 3 years ago.  Finally had Bob hang it in my sewing room.  It's so cute that I thought I'd share a picture of it with you.  The scissors swing back and forth.

that is cute!

That is adorable. Glad you brought it out to see the light of day.

I really didn't need it but I just couldn't leave it in the shop!  I kept looking at the box.  Yesterday Bob was in the mood to get something done so I asked him to hang it.

It is cute, I was given one several Christmas's ago, it also remained in the box for a couple of years.

Jo

How big would you make the letters?

 I want to make a wallhanging from a quote I found, it would be five lines, the longest line would be 25 (type count) words.  I always seem to make original artwork to big, so would like some thoughts on how big you would make the letters.

Jo