Confessions Regarding Sewing
I am a lazy seamstress. I will not deny this.
It's mostly that the outsides look decent, but the insides really are atrocious. Several years of last-minute sewing mean that I've taken to not worrying about how it looks inside, so long as it's done and I'm not about to tear it up into shreds. It's bothered me for one reason or another, but usually not enough to actually do something about it. Combine this with the fact that the serger's decided it hates me, and yeah... I'm lazy.
Now, in honor of the first two rules (Don't look like ass. Don't make me look like ass), I should note... they're solid and decent. Should not (and will not) look like a complete slob. From the outside, they're not bad (if I look at them), and they hold up decently.
I've decided that post-Pennsic will be the time for some serious work. (This will likely be minimal between war and PAXPrime, for which I also have quite a bit to finish.) I'd like to take everything we've got and, at the least, run it through the serger - even if that's not the ideal way to do these things, it's going to clean stuff up and I'll feel better.
It's mostly that the outsides look decent, but the insides really are atrocious. Several years of last-minute sewing mean that I've taken to not worrying about how it looks inside, so long as it's done and I'm not about to tear it up into shreds. It's bothered me for one reason or another, but usually not enough to actually do something about it. Combine this with the fact that the serger's decided it hates me, and yeah... I'm lazy.
Now, in honor of the first two rules (Don't look like ass. Don't make me look like ass), I should note... they're solid and decent. Should not (and will not) look like a complete slob. From the outside, they're not bad (if I look at them), and they hold up decently.
I've decided that post-Pennsic will be the time for some serious work. (This will likely be minimal between war and PAXPrime, for which I also have quite a bit to finish.) I'd like to take everything we've got and, at the least, run it through the serger - even if that's not the ideal way to do these things, it's going to clean stuff up and I'll feel better.