How to Downsize A Hobby?
I have a massive collection of photopolymer stamps. I had grand ideas of hand making cards and people being wowed by them. I did it a couple of times and it was fun, but I'm too Type B to be bothered to plan ahead and too Type A to slap something together. I've most recently made some little name tags for my coworkers and that's fun and being able to go to my boxes of stamps and find just the right thing to use was fun. Then I made them for sixty people and it was much less fun.
The stamps are adorable, the marketing emails are fantastic, but they take up so much space and get so little use.
I managed to get my crocheting down to a single project (a blanket that I really want that's been in various states of non completion for almost 7 years).
Sewing is the new hyper fixation but I have container limit in place for that.
Needlepoint, embroidery, and cross stitch are here to stay, I love those the most.
So stamping is the one on the cut list.
I love the stamps, they're so cute, I just don't use them and getting rid of them (even if I donate them) feels sad/bad, but I don't really use them and I don't know how to feel about that.