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Is it true that the Amish place a small mistake or imperfection in a quilt or other handmade item?

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Is it true that the Amish place a small mistake or imperfection in a quilt or other handmade item?

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It is said that many years ago sometimes a scrap of fabric that didn’t quite match was used inconspicuously in a patchwork quilt to give it identity. We question whether this is true. We don’t know of any quilters who would do that today. Amish quilts are all band quilted; stitches are very small and uniform. But, no matter how hard one tries, the stitches are not all identical and perfect. A quilt may have an imperfection, but it wasn’t on purpose.

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