to fix or not to fix?

[Caittune]

I am making my first waldorf doll for my not quite 2 year old. It is a 12 inch friendship doll from dancing rain dolls. So, I went and embroidered the eyes last night. Being that it is my first doll, the first eye was a bit wonky. Should I pull it out and try and redo or should I leave it?

I'm concerned that pulling out the stitches might damage the fabric? It doesn't look horrible, it just isn't perfect and that makes the perfectionist in me cringe.

WWYD?

[Ruthla]

I'd keep it well enough alone. The imperfections are part of the charm IMO.

[E.V. Lowi]

Originally Posted by Ruthla

I'd keep it well enough alone. The imperfections are part of the charm IMO.

: ITA- Just leave it and make another doll to to suit the perfectionist.

[Saramomofmany]

I had some issues with the eyes too, and I actually made things worse by trying to pull out and redo. It did start to damage the material, so I agree with the 2 previous posters to leave it the way it is. Who wants a perfect doll anyways? None of us are perfect!! Sara

[BlueBarry]

I just had the same discussion with my mom over the doll I am making for my daughter this Christmas. She convinced me to leave her be and assured me she will be loved despite a crooked eye.

[Caittune]

Hehe, my hubby said to leave it too. I don't want to mess it up and yep it does add to the character.

Now just to do the hair!