Imagine picking up a hobby, only to find yourself in the middle of a fiery debate. This is the story of a 21-year-old female who found herself in a sticky situation when her love for crocheting took an unexpected turn. She started selling her handmade sweaters to cover the cost of supplies, but when a larger friend wanted one, the pricing became a contentious issue.
The Art of Crocheting and Pricing
First Sale and a New Customer
A Sizing Dilemma
Accusations Fly ️
Caught in a Crossfire ♀️
Doubt Creeps In
An Unexpected Twist
Molly Fights Back
A Face-to-Face Showdown
A Tough Decision
From Sweaters to Stuffed Toys: A Crocheter’s Dilemma
Our crafty protagonist found herself in a whirlwind of controversy when she tried to price her handmade sweaters based on size. Accusations of fatphobia flew, friendships were tested, and a hobby turned into a heated debate. After a face-to-face showdown, they reached a sort of understanding, but the ordeal left our crocheter so stressed that she decided to switch from sweaters to plush toys. Let’s dive into the internet’s take on this yarn of a tale… ️♀️
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