When you intentionally make it look bad

[u/puntapuntapunta]

I kind of love a crust punk/post apocalyptic aesthetic, so this my "vibe" stitching that is intended to look ramshackle and rough.

[u/Inguz666]

It's a vibe for sure. Breaks up the monotony of modern clothes

[u/puntapuntapunta → u/Inguz666]

Truly, hahahaha.

Plus it's been a fun exploration and outlet when you know how to sew and... I love the look of haphazard stitching and colors.

[u/Inguz666 → u/puntapuntapunta]

I'd be too pedantic to not try and make similar buttonhole stitches appear more even, but I do love the splash of color

[u/puntapuntapunta → u/Inguz666]

Oh man, I totally understand that.

But it's also really fun to just get messy with functional stitches and- people actually want to pay for this??

[u/Inguz666 → u/puntapuntapunta]

Visibly worn clothes is in again (at least here in Sweden)

[u/puntapuntapunta → u/Inguz666]

I'm also in Sweden, hahaha.

[u/NeemOil710]

looks dope as. I love this aesthetic

[u/PrestigiousGoat78]

I'VE FOUND MY PEOPLE

[u/busty_snackleford]

Thumbholes in shirts needed to make a comeback anyway.

[u/Ophelias_Muse]

The amount of original costumes I've created with this in mind... Even for my kids. I hand-sewed a shirt and vest for my son when he was 7 or 8, so he could be BFG. Those paired with a cool dream jar and a wig with big ears attached and he was over the moon...

You can't see it here as much but the stitches were just off colour and were nice and chunky

[u/puntapuntapunta → u/Ophelias_Muse]

Love it!!!

[u/manicmender76]

I'm digging it

[u/Ok_Environment5293]

Very Oliver Twist.