I share your pain! It would be on the outside if you turned the collar back.......

Oh, how I know how this happens!!

I just hate it when that happens. Otherwise, it looks absolutely perfect.

Have I told you about the second garment I ever made? A jumpsuit, which needed lengthening at the waist on the pattern. Not familiar with the concept, I also flipped the pattern before taping back together. When I began assembling it on the machine I had these unusual attachments at the hip! At the sewing machine, magic happens. And sometimes anarchy. Merry Christmas.

Just the other neck assembling a dress I sewed two pieces on the wrong sides. Both sides look so similiar that I marked the wrong sides and still make the mistake ... FIESTA ANYHOW ;D

It still looks great!

I'd call it a fashion statement if anyone noticed it, just say you didn't want that big pull showing!! It is really a very nice looking garment.

Oh yes. My ripper is never far away. How disappointing,.

This kind of thing happens to me every time I sew sleepy. So, I test my ability to be alert before sewing. It has reduced my sewing errors as well as my sewing time substantially. :D

It doesn't matter how many decades of experience we have, we are still human. At least with this one, it didn't matter. Someone fell in love with it, so it was an artistic statement. Now my wish is the next goes smoothly with no stress.

We all make mistake so no worry hugs

Oh My ! Sounds as if i did this. Perhaps it will work Kay

DOH!!!
:-)

Still looks fabulous. I wouldn't mind it either way. Love Chris

I know how you feel, have made enough mistakes of my own. I am so glad he likes it, because it's so hard to rip/unsew fleece, as the stitches like to bury up in it. I love the color, by the way.

Oh boy, can I relate. I still sew a leg or sleeve shut once in awhile. The most recent and totally goofy thing I did is cut the zipper pull off of an IN THE HOOP purse. I had pre embroidered and quilted 4 pieces of fabric, placed my zippers ever so carefully, made a beautiful lining with extra zip pocket and key tab. everything was so beautiful. I trimmed around my purse, after removing it from the hoop, turned it through the lining hole, hand sewed the opening with very nice stitches, turned it again and realized I did not have a zipper pull. Everything was sewed shut. Days of work just destroyed. I decided since it was ruined that I could try drastic measures. First I recovered the "pull' from the garbage, then I reverse turned my purse and took out the lining stitches. When I got it to the place where I had trimmed it after taking it out of the hoop, I took my seam ripper, the one that looks like a curved razor blade, and very carefully opened each end of the zipper. I worked very hard to get that zipper pull threaded back onto its tracks, from the bottom. I did that and no way could I get my hand in there to pull the zipper pull through. Got a small crochet hook and stuck that through from the other side and grabbed the pull and brought it on through, I remembered to stop before I yarded it all the way through the other side. Left the pull in the middle of the zip and sewed the sides shut again. I had no idea if I had ruined my embroidery. Turned, stitched, turned and WOW !! It lived. I was so happy to have found a solution and it worked. Yep, I have done the goofiest things. Thanks for sharing.

Things happen when your mind is solving other probelms. Happens to me also