RST why are you taunting me? This pretty much sums up my night. You probably can't see what I'm talking about from this picture, but I ended up sewing the sleeve/arm combo pieces of Molly Monkey WST . . . uhm, that's wrong (very wrong) sides together. Not only did I sew the sleeve/arm combo pieces WST, but first I sewed the sleeve and arm pieces for each side of the sleeve/arm combo pieces WST as well. It was a bloomin' mess, and I wasn't the wiser until I started turning the freshly sewn pieces. So . . . after ripping out every little stitch on both sleeve/arm combo pieces and then the stitches on each individual sleeve and arm piece, I decided to pack it in for the night. I didn't even begin to sew these pieces back together RST . . . I think I will be banning that three letter combo from my vocabulary after I finish Molly Monkey. It seemed like I should give up while I was very, very behind.So I end reluctantly with my usual send off . . .
Craft on!
Don't give up! Taking out stitches is my least favorite part of sewing! I am sorry the RST thing is complicating things. I hate to tell you though that you can't ban it after Molly the Monkey ;)- it is very common in sewing. Hugs Elizabeth!
ReplyDeletei absolutely HATE ripping out stitches! i had to do this last night when i was doing a reversible bag, and i OF COURSE (like always) was rushing and didnt pay attention so i sewed it all wrong ugh lol by 4 am i had just about finished and was not happy so had to rip it out and start over with the lining.
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