Looks like you have used one too many triangles at the start.
Right in the middle of the pic with the 3 triangles interesecting. The pentagon just below centre in the photo should have the flat side facing up, not a corner.
Your options are to carefully choose which threads to unstitch to take out the extra triangle ( I would probably take out the stitches from the 3 pents on the bottomw left), or cut out some new pieces and start again.
*Sorry for the harsh judgement, but there's not much you can do when the mistake went un-noticed until close to the end.
the best thing to know to stitch a 32p is you only have to stitch the pents. You aren't suppose to have "open sides" on a pent when you are done with one stitch.
D. wrote:Looks like you have used one too many triangles at the start.
Right in the middle of the pic with the 3 triangles interesecting. The pentagon just below centre in the photo should have the flat side facing up, not a corner.
Your options are to carefully choose which threads to unstitch to take out the extra triangle ( I would probably take out the stitches from the 3 pents on the bottomw left), or cut out some new pieces and start again.
*Sorry for the harsh judgement, but there's not much you can do when the mistake went un-noticed until close to the end.
completely right
i´d say open it up completely and redo it. and if you stitch it you just have to remember that you need 5 triangles on every pentagon. and if you have the first one done you need to attatch 3 more triangles for the next pent, then 2 for 2 more pents, then one, then 2, then one untill the bag is finished... hope that makes sense
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