SNTA Blog Hop Asks: What do you do with the floss, thread, beads, and other elements you have left over from full project kits?
Well, when I used to buy prepacked kits I would toss all the excess when I finished the project. That is one of the reasons I stopped buying kits--lots of waste and most times poor quality threads. I like to freedom of picking my own fabrics and floss colors, I find it less wasteful and I am using products that I like.
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CJ
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3 comments:
Recently, I used floss from a kit to do a punch needle design. In the past, I've used leftovers to make ornaments.
I have just recently discovered the fun of altering the patterns. I, too, also prefer to just buy the charts since it's typically cheaper. The Mirabilia Limited Edition Faeries, however, I purchased the kits because they were cheaper that way.
So far a lot of the responses have mentioned the poor quality of supplies that come in kits these days ~ I have to say that just makes me sad :-(
I know there are budgets to keep and businesses to run, but I'd like to see quality take a stance in the needlework industry and better products being put out there. Better products = happy customers = more purchases.
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