Alexaa I guess some people just can't do sewing so don't like those who can?
But if this makes sewing "pretentious", then surely the same principle would apply to cooking, gardening, growing vegetables, knitting, fixing a washing machine, filling a knock in the wall with plaster, or all manner of skills that some people can do but others find tricky?
It means, if you take it to the logical conclusion, that almost every activity in the world is pretentious.
I mean, where does the human race go from there? Oh, don't possibly learn to do something and grow to excel at it because it might offend someone somewhere? Oh, I can't possibly darn this sock because Mrs Miggins from Number 33 might get annoyed? Oh, I can't even think about fixing this incredibly important valve that controls outflow for this strategically-vital power station because Timmy from down the road can't use a screwdriver?
I tell you something Alexaa, that woman won't be so willing to fling around opinions like that after the apocalyse and she wants to barter something with you in exchange for a "pretentiously-created" woman's blouse made out of old curtains.
Then it will all be "Oh, Alexaa, you are so marvellous at sewing. Oh, Alexaa, do have some of my freshly-baked buns! Oh, Alexaa, do you need someone to reorganise your sewing needles? Oh, Alexaa, I will go round your floor on my hands and knees with a magnet and pick up all your stray dressing-making pins."
Ach ... you mark my words. 