3/4 of the instructions weren't included and the other 1/4 made no sense. However; after much frustration and nearly killing a Horizon, I have one done for my DD:
Now to go burn a pattern and never purchase another from this person again.
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Pattern Burning
If you decide to make a purse/bag for your daughter make sure you don't buy the pattern I had. Ever. I have no problem buying a pattern from someone who designs their own, but if you can't write instructions that make sense, your name will be cursed forever after.
3/4 of the instructions weren't included and the other 1/4 made no sense. However; after much frustration and nearly killing a Horizon, I have one done for my DD:
Now to go burn a pattern and never purchase another from this person again.
3/4 of the instructions weren't included and the other 1/4 made no sense. However; after much frustration and nearly killing a Horizon, I have one done for my DD:
Now to go burn a pattern and never purchase another from this person again.
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2 comments:
oooo scary! How do you know that the instructions will not make sense. Would you open the pattern and read it first. But then again sometimes I order off the internet :-( How can the buyer be aware?
It looks like a great bag - don't kill the machine :) I have had the same frustrations with patterns that are just written instructions without diagrams. Show me a picture please! But you did a good job despite the lack of instructions. Pat yourself on the back. Bernie
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