IHTL-1213 - Thermal Waffle Henley

[EdH]

Anyone had any experience snipping off the stitching run-off on the sleeves? With a newborn, I'm finding they like to come untucked when I'm changing her, and I'm not a fan of dipping them in poop. Will the stitching start to come un-done if I go too close to the end of the sleeve?

Edit: Nevermind, I read up the thread a bit and seems its fine to snip them.

[iammortalcombat]

@EdH snip away. Some of mine have been cut off and some left on. It’s run off detail that won’t impact the quality of the shirt.

[goosehd]

Seconded. I always leave about 3-5 mm’s to be safe, but haven’t had an issue.

[endo]

same, cut mine off

[flannel slut]

Poopy stitch run off is making a big comeback

[Matt]

I miss the days when being covered in baby shit was the worst thing about having kids.

[SKT]

Them learning how to talk has been surprisingly the biggest problem

[tody]

Them talking is not the biggest problem, them not knowing when to shut up is.

[SKT]

Ha! You make a good point

[Matt]

So. Much. Talking.

[endo]

talking, not talking, and one day it's great talking to them

[SKT]

@endo thats the plan…mine are 11 and 9 so we’re barreling towards the not talking part.

[endo]

absolutely @SKT all depends on 'progress in protocol' (haha), 12, 18, 19 and 22 over here
but honestly, it was (very fucking troubling) hard sometimes, but all worth it

[Ross]

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