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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Hobbies, Crafts, & Houses > Sewing and DIY fashion
 
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ParserGirl
Jun 3, 2005

 This thread should be a refuge from the all the sugar-coated sewing communities out there.

squirrellypoo posted:

Your comments here are not offensive - they're constructive. Simply saying something sucks, without offering any advice or help, is really bitchy and has no place in this thread.

It did come with advice: your hemline shouldn't be visible. If you were sewing this simply as practice, then I'd agree the comment was over the top - however, you wore this in public.

This is from the page you linked in your own post:

squirrellypoo's website posted:

I posted the first photo on another sewing place yesterday after people were begging to see it, and I got the following response:

“that hem is absolutely terrible. It shouldn’t be visible like that at all.”

No helpful advice, no “hey that invisible zipper is loving amazing and your 90 degree darts have no puckers and wow I can’t believe you made that fascinator”, just plain old bitchiness because I disagreed with this particular fashion school student that an overlocker is not 100% necessary for sewing knits. How bitchy and self-serving can you get…

I really don't think I saw anyone begging in this thread.

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