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Originally Posted by southernbelle04  Thanks to you guys for the positive comments, as for the boys possibly having a tee tee issue I guess I'll have to find a boy doggy to experiment with. I use a pattern for these and the creator of the pattern said these are perfectly fine for the boys and the girls. And I am in no way trying to start a fuss but if you don't have anything nice to say, I would appreciate it if you would just not say anything about my work. I work extremely hard on my sewing and it kind of hurts my feelings to have it spoken negatively about. If I want constructive criticism, I will (and have in the past) ask for it. Again, I do not mean any of the aforementioned ugly or rude in any way. I am a no drama momma and never get involved in silly fusses here on yt or in real like. But I would appreciate it if you keep negative comments to yourself. I know this is a public board and you can say what you want within the rules but know that it can and does sometimes hurt someone's feelings who put a lot of hard work into their creations. That is all I will say. Thanks! |
As a designer myself, I feel it's important to listen to
constructive criticism. It is very hard to learn how to tolerate it without getting your feelings hurt esp when you've put your heart and soul into a creation, but when people give you
constructive criticism you should listen. Dvlshangel was not trying to being negative, she was telling you something she's learned from her experience. As I have too, not having a boy of my own, and having fostered a few of them. I forget they have different needs. they routinely pee on their front arms. Or on the bottoms of their shirts if left too long on the underside.
I too sometimes buy store bought patterns thinking it's a shortcut, but quickly realize it's not a shortcut when I have to redraft the entire pattern. Just bc it's a pattern you bought at a store does not mean it's flawless.
Honestly, from the pics, it looks like the cut would get in the way.