She's done something funny with the centre back seam..does it really go straight through the facing piece?

Aaaargh...the hem. If she isn't able to do a good, neatly hand stitched hem, then she'd have been better doing a deep-ish machine stitched hem....and press it. Just press it...please.

But, she's happy with it and she feels good wearing it. Husband likes it. She's done the best she can, and practise makes perfect   I don't like unkindness but as has been mentioned...don't put it out on the internet if you can't cope with any criticism.

Sandra.
xxx

A very Happy Birthday from me too, MistyRose. Hope you're enjoying your special day. 

An interesting link posted on Ravelry about how knitting stretches
https://physics.aps.org/articles/v11/66

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However, the first illustration is a brilliant example of knitting that isn't quite symetrical, ie slightly more tension on one side of each loop.  It's the sort of thing that's more likely to happen with fabrics knitted as a tube and then cut open (weft knitted single jersey).  This is the reason why so many tee shirts twist.

Happy Birthday MistyRose, have a wonderful day.

Morning everyone.weather lovely and sunny .washing out .just finishing a teeshirt