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Has anyone else NOT bought fabric since the closing?

It isn't because I don't have local fabric options, it's just that buying fabric isn't fun for me anymore. I have a sinful stash, I am a casual sewing lady, but half of the fun for me was the enormous discount I would buy the fabric at and now that I know how cheap it was for me to buy I don't want to buy fabric for even sale prices because our employee discount was so good.

Same with yarn but I crochet a TON, so I have supplemented that along the way but the joy is also gone there. I buy what I need and move on; no more cart fulls of multiple projects at once.

Any one else going through anything similar?

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u/girlbabe323 — 4 days ago
▲ 3 r/ROCents

Does anyone have any recipes or advice for how I can best use this?

Made this impulse purchase the other day when I asked how candy is made and the weed guy explained that half a tsp of this is 500mg, and I can "add it to anything man" which is dope (pun intended) but I can't help but worry about science and me ruining the usable properties of this if i heat it, so I figured rather than go 100% Trad Me and just start doing shit with it; I would ask my expert friends here instead.

Thanks in advance to those who can help me decide what to make with this 😎.

u/girlbabe323 — 20 days ago
▲ 359 r/YarnAddicts

ALWAYS BE PREPARED

Was concerned I would get bored on a 30+ hour train trip but needed to get creative about bringing yarn... travel vacuum bags with rechargeable vacuum (apx. $20 Amazon). This is great I have so much fluff with me so economically packed! 🤓 I also vacuum sealed some food saver bags with polyfil for traveling. It has been an amazing experience. 🤣 I promise that IS polyfil in the bags.

u/girlbabe323 — 3 months ago