(Untitled)

[dragonfly1867]

Why do I hate using fabric with an obvious direction? Because I will cut it out wrong everytime. A yard and half of flannel, destined to be cozy pajamas for my shop, ruined. Well, not completely ruined, I could use it for something else, but I don't know what. For now I'm going to put it away somewhere so I don't have to look at it and think about

Comments

[dragonfly1867]

If they were a size 2 or 3 I might actually give it a try, kids that age are starting to understand the concept of upside down and right side up. I have seen kids complaining that the stuff on their clothes is upside down, because that's their perspective. But the pajamas are a size 12-18 months so I thinks it's just going to look as though I am a big dork.

[vozeatscake]

I swear, every single time I stop and think, "which direction do I cut?" I always, always get it wrong. Well, actually that happens if I don't stop and think too. I guess I'm just hopeless! Anyhow, nothing more frustrating than cutting it all out wrong. At least you hadn't already sewn it when you realised the mistake.

[dragonfly1867]

That is true! It was just so frustrating because the pieces have been in my project basket for nearly a month, I finally sat down to sew it, starting pinning it together and realized oh crap...