r/Visiblemending • u/king_bumi_the_cat • Feb 03 '25
DARNING Anyone else spend a lot of time on something only to realize they did it on the wrong side?
I spent so long on this rip on my favorite cow shirt to preserve the cow and somehow managed to do it on the inside instead of the outside 😭😂 I was happy with how it looked (picture 2) until I took the embroidery hoop out and realized it was backwards
I guess that’s a mistake you only make once
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u/byblosogden Feb 03 '25
It looks so appropriate tho. Those cows needed grass.
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u/Underground_Flower_B Feb 03 '25
Hahaha, one of my favorite shirts has a button I sewed on the INSIDE!
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u/Catinthemirror Feb 04 '25
It does not help that all my favorite shirts have anti-gap buttons at the bust line (hidden buttons on the reverse of the placket).
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u/hikewithcoffee Feb 04 '25
I’d call that patch “the grass is greener on the other side” and pretend like you meant to do it.
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u/Spoonbills Feb 04 '25
Yep.
I’ve also embroidered cute stuff to both the garment I’m mending and the pants I’m wearing.
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u/somebodysomewhat Feb 04 '25
I'm more of a accidentally-sew-the-front-to-the-back kind of mistaker 🤷♀️🤦♀️
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u/des1gnbot Feb 03 '25
YES. I am working on my first shashiko project and did this at first, had to rip it all out and start again
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u/Stitches-on-the-run Feb 04 '25
I prefer the unintended version. I would never be able to tell it wasn‘t meant to be like that. Lovely shirt, by the way.
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u/ihaveatoteforthat Feb 04 '25
I prefer the wrong side honestly! It looks like the cows a cool ghost or in the process of turning into something mystical, the right side looks like he’s missing his head in a sadder way to me! Love the print, totally a shirt worth saving!
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u/DepletedDaffodil Feb 06 '25
The green looks pretty uniform. If you don't like the white loops, that's a small section to fix. I do stuff like this all the time lol
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u/SecretCartographer28 Feb 03 '25