To fix or not to fix?

A few days ago Quilt Digest posted a free pattern for 3 different 5" paper pieced butterfly blocks.  They were so cute that I downloaded the free pattern immediately.

Well . . . this morning I decided I wanted to do some HAPPY sewing, and grabbed that pattern.  I found lots of pretty pinks and purples in the scrap bins and went to work.  Once the actual butterfly section was pieced I picked out the paper foundation pieces and added a couple of borders thinking this would make a cute spring mug rug.  That's when I realized that the extra purple edges on the upper wings were supposed to be white background - not elongated wings.  

Oh well, it may still become a mug rug.  Or . . . I could take it apart and FIX it, right?

I planned to sew most of the day today because I don't have to work.  I'm trying to clear out some "in progress" tasks so I can work on something new.  I also got 25 of the 44 little 4-patch blocks made.  Sigh . . . only 19 more to go.   And I sewed the binding onto a small UFO project so it's ready for hand stitching.  And then I kitted up 3 Quilt of Valor blocks to sew later.  

I was on a roll, until a delivery guy called to say he couldn't find our "business".  His problem was he was looking for a business place and not a house - which is where my husband's business runs.  So I went upstairs to wait for the delivery.  And here's where it gets weird.  My husband ordered 2 identical office floor mats from Staples on Monday.  A semi truck delivered ONE of the mats and UPS showed up a half hour later to deliver the other one.  How inefficient is that?  And they came from the SAME place according to the shipping labels.