Repeat after me........

Right sides together then stitch.........




sigh.

lol.

LOL Not laughing at you,,, been there done that :shock:

Oh, yes, right sides together!
If we could only remember that BEFORE we sew a bunch of pieces together!

Been there, done that, just the other day ------AGAIN.

Have you heard of a gods eye? nobody is perfict but god! some people turn a pice of there quilt on purpose...if you can imagine:)

I've left a few when I go scrappy.

More than once.

LOL. Don't feel bad. I did it too! Riped it out, and sewed it again the wrong way. :evil:

been there done that,

so been there, done that.

I don't have to do it on purpose. It has a mind of it's own and gets its kicks by doing all of those nasty things to me on purpose. No conscience (sp). LOL

Yes, I have done the wrong sides. Sis at one time put three pieces together.

Been there done that.

Gets real confusing making the tube pillowcases where wrong side of bottom piece is against wrong side of middle piece.

I did this 3x in a row and then called it a night before I hurt someone/something! LOL

Been there and done that too many times to count LOL

LOL and yeah, I'm laughing AT you because this is one time that it's not me. LOL LOL LOL But don't feel too badly, we've all been there many times. I was zipping along one day and had 19 out of 20 blocks completed when I realized that half of them were going the wrong way.

But it's SOOO much more artistic when you have the seams on the outside! :roll: :D

I was putting sashing on a quilt and then sewing the rows together today. If you put the side up that has all the seams you can make sure they go the way you want them -- right? But since I had to piece all the sashing and the sashing was on the bottom -- yeah -- RIGHT SIDES TOGETHER!! :lol: :lol:

LOL...been there, done that...grrrrrrrrrrrrr

I did the same thing with two sets of strips today. Couldn't believe it when I went to iron them and they were together wrong. So don't feel alone.

I think we have all done that

I hate it when I figure out that I messed up AFTER I pressed. Ripping stitching that has been pressed is irritating and I do it a lot.

There is a saying if you have never gone off a horse then you aren't a horseback rider. I think we could also say if you have never sewn 2 pieces together wrong then you aren't a quilter.

I just did this today!! I'm best friends with my seam ripper, but wasn't in the mood for it today. I went to the ironing board instead. Tomorrow is a new day and hopefully a better one,lol!!!

I've been there. Yesterday as a matter of fact.

I just KNEW you would all relate!! I had stitched two strips and pressed them, had pinned the next piece on the ironed strip, before I realised that I had sewn both strips (admittedly only about 15" long) & pressed them before I realised they were wrong.
All fixed now. Thanks for laughing WITH me!!!

:shock: Well bugger me!! thats where I've been going wrong.
Must remember, right sides together, right sides together.

:thumbup:

UNLESS......you're doing one of those raggy quilts that you clip the seams......which I just worked on yesterday.......


sigh.........

:)

I did a quilt-all wrong sides together-on purpose. Still goofed up and put right sides together. Sometimes you can't win!

Oh thanks, I am making a denim rag quilt with the wrong sides together!

Now I guess I will have to bring out my seam ripper just in case! :) :) :) LOL

Been there, done that, should have a t-shirt. Glad I have a really good seam ripper. lol

I am definitely a quilter!

Amen.

Been there MANY times. Feel so stupid!

The Amish people do this on purpose.

Yea this is a great mantra to be said often.

been there, done that, bought the t-shirt!

And isn't it OK to use the wrong side of the fabric? Just say that's the way it's supposed to be.

:lol:

Me???? No!! Never done that!!

Never seemed to have had this problem until I have had to wear glasses, since then I have done some really stupid things...... I blame the glasses, Lol Grrrrrrrr!

Just recalling my old sewing mistress at High School, her mantra was, as she strode about the classroom slapping her hand with the ruler, PIN TACK SEW PRESS PIN TACK SEW PRESS!!

Gal

LMAO! I feel your pain.