I cut out a pair of pjs upside down once. But a helpful friend rationalised that it meant that when I was wearing them, I'd be able to see the pattern right way up!
I reckon the shorts qualify as quirky, they're fine to wear.
I remember when I was in high school we had to make boxer shorts. I chose a patterned fabric, and I was sure, given the pattern, that I had to cut the shorts a different way to what the teacher told me. She told me "not to be stupid" so I did it her way, and sure enough the print came out upside down! Grrr! But since then, I've made the mistake myself... hehehe
Carefully check the pattern on the fabric before you cut out the pieces for the shorts!
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oooh, I've done that, too. Yikes.
Couldn't you just utter "Curses and Damnation!!!"
Ahhh at least I am not the only one....
Been there too! (And last week I sewed one leg on pyjamas inside out)
Rofl. Classic.
I cut out a pair of pjs upside down once. But a helpful friend rationalised that it meant that when I was wearing them, I'd be able to see the pattern right way up!
I reckon the shorts qualify as quirky, they're fine to wear.
LOL - thanks for that! You beat my stuff up today - interfacing on the 'right' side of the fabric :o lucky it was sew on facing huh?
Oh dear...BUT I don't think that the small will mind.
I've done that as well.
oh don't you just hate when that happens....
Arrrh! I hate when that happens!
man.. I thought I was the only one that was in too much of a hurry to do things too..
I remember when I was in high school we had to make boxer shorts. I chose a patterned fabric, and I was sure, given the pattern, that I had to cut the shorts a different way to what the teacher told me. She told me "not to be stupid" so I did it her way, and sure enough the print came out upside down! Grrr! But since then, I've made the mistake myself... hehehe
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