Why Are Spots Called Stripes?
- Posted on July 17, 2010
I was trying to get ready for a party recently for one of the people that goes to my church. His birthday was coming up and my wife and me were trying to get some supplies together to throw him a little party. He is turning 21. While looking to see what kind of pattern to get for him we ran across a series of patterns that had the word “Stripes” attributed to them. Now, this made sense for the most part as the majority of the pattern featured stripes in some way or another, but when I got to the napkins and some of the other popular supplies for the pattern, there were spots. For Birthday Stripes party supplies, I thought that a very odd combination.
Now it seems funny that a pattern called stripes would feature spots, so I called to check if that is the way it was, and indeed the stripes pattern features spot covered items. It is apparently a common question because they knew exactly what I was asking before the question even got out of my mouth.
We ended up getting the pattern and it looked great. Isn’t it weird how a name can get you so flustered? If the pattern would have been called “stripes and spots” I wouldn’t have had a problem, yet without the word “spots” the whole pattern looks confusing and awkward. The pattern comes with all sorts of tableware along with balloons, yard signs, and much more so you can really make the party look great. We got just about everything included in the pattern, along with some other party supplies…just because.
I recommend the pattern and since the pattern comes with age specific and general napkins, signs, and other supplies you are sure to get all of the supplies that you need to make your party look great this year.
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