All pjs made under strict supervision. |
I am starting to see a light at the end of the pajama tunnel. I have only 3 more pairs of pajama bottoms to make (hopefully all done tomorrow--as well as finishing the red nightgowns) and then I should be able to move on to some other things.
Today’s sewing supervision was supplied by Fergus.
White balls, not necessarily volley-able. |
I bought fabric for these pajamas last year when I came across a listing on Joann.com for “volleyball” flannel. My niece was a hotshot volleyball player at high school and I thought a pair of volleyball-loving pajamas would be awesome to be able to send. So I ordered a few yards.
When this fabric arrived, it didn’t take me long to notice there was a problem. Yes, the balls are white like volleyballs. But I am pretty sure these are actually basketballs. My youngest sisters (Borg#s 7 & 8) give me credit for being able to identify which balls go with which sport. I hadn’t really thought about it, but they are right. I would expect to be able to tell a hockey skate from a figure skating skate, but it’s kind of amazing that I know a volleyball from a basketball. I believe I can also identify balls for baseball and soccer. (Footballs are easier)
Ball failure. |
So, I am sorry, Kath, but your volleyball pajamas have pictures of basketballs on them. I hope you don’t mind. Maybe you can redraw them with a sharpie? I did write a review for the Joann site when I saw the problem. I warned readers about the discrepancy. Hopefully I saved some other figure-skating fan from ordering fabric with the wrong balls.
Ball identification ability. Does it belong on a resume?
Apparently it belongs on a resume if you want to write web content for a fabric store. Great pj's regardless.
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