Hmmm ...

Think anyone will notice??

Comments

Emily said…
well, that depends... is it for you? is it a skirt? shocker! I know.... will you be wearing something untucked? can you leave it like that knowing it is just a little bit cockeyed?
nope, no one will notice! :)
8:05 AM EDT
nikko said…
Doh! I hate it when that happens. Is it a skirt? Does it have a waistband that's going to cover that up?
8:46 AM EDT
Julie said…
hilarious!!!
julie x
8:58 AM EDT
Emily said…
I think you would have got it fixed by now! the perfectionist that you are!
9:54 AM EDT
Unknown said…
rip that zipper out and try again!
10:23 AM EDT
Anonymous said…
i did NOT see it yesterday. I think the only person seeing your zipper will be JOE!!
11:05 AM EDT
Anonymous said…
Notice what? ;-)
11:15 AM EDT
Unknown said…
Ohhhh... I have so been there. This weekend I realized after being nearly done with my husband's cowboy styled shirt that I put the sleeves on the wrong sides, so the buttons on the cuffs were on top of his wrist. I was NOT HAPPY. Took me at least two hours to fix it.
11:16 AM EDT
Amanda Jean said…
sorry. i laughed out loud. i bet it wouldn't be comfy.
11:25 AM EDT
Kelly said…
At least I'm not the only one....

I spent 4-5 hours yesterday putting in a fly-front zipper to a pair of dress pants (my first). What I'd give to have that time back.

As long as you don't tuck your shirts in, no one will notice. Or you could tie a nice scarf around your waist as a belt and make it a fashion statement. :)
12:36 PM EDT
FinnyKnits said…
Oh boo - that happens to me all the time. Thankfully, it's still stylish to leave your shirt untucked. No one has to know, Lera - it can be our little secret.
3:25 PM EDT
Brenda said…
I've done that a few times myself.
8:55 PM EDT
beth said…
naaah! cover it with your pretty blouse.
9:28 PM EDT
Chara Michele said…
Oops! :) Not if you wear a long top over it :) Although knowing you I bet you fixed it already, right?
2:08 AM EDT
Diane said…
How did you get a picture of the things I sew??
12:24 PM EDT
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