Dr. Tanya brings us the question, “What are 5 things you regret buying?”
I often get involved with a craft, and then don’t stay with it long enough.
1) I’ve purchased hundreds of wooden rubber stamps. I’ve only used a fraction of them. I got hooked on House Mouse stamps. As new ones came out, I made the drive to the special stamp store and bought it. I’ve used maybe 4 of them. They are very intricate to color once stamped. I decided they did not bring me joy.
2) I purchased tons of supplies for embossing. I made some terrific cards with my supplies. After about 20 or so, I lost interest. I still have all the supplies and no desire to use them.
3) I have purchased some costly shoes at The Good Feet Store. I knew they irritated my feet in the store and foolishly thought they would loosen up. They did not! I donated them.
4) I’ve made the mistake of occasionally purchasing a second copy of a book that looks interesting. I’ve come home to find the same book in my TBR stack. Luckily, this hasn’t happened too often.
5) I have some fabric stashed in my sewing room closet. Sometimes, when I look through my stash, I wonder what was I thinking. Sometimes, I’ve bought fabric for a specific project and changed my mind. I made three Hanukkah quilts a few years ago. I purchased backing material on sale. I still have leftover fabric. (about 15 to 20 yards) I’d sure like to find a place to donate the fabric.
I always wanted to get shoes from the good feet store. I am glad I didn’t.
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I have purchased numerous shoes from there, quite happily. I have learned that if they are not perfect in the store, DON’T BUY THEM.
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Well it’s too late for me anyway, but I thought that they gave you the perfect fit.
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Lovely post 💜
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Thanks Willow. You are always so encouraging.
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That’s my job💜💜
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I’ve only done embossing once and that was when I was initially introduced to card making. I am
wondering if maybe I should take my cards in a new direction. The things I used were specific papers and a roller with the pattern inserted into it. It was always beyond my budget, but maybe I should look into it. Can I use any plain paper for the pattern to take?
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I can understand all these purchases, especially the cute mouse stamps.
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I can relate to the shoes, the books and the pieces of fabric.
That mouse picture is very cute though, I should think it brought some joy!
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They brought lots of joy intending to color them. The follow through is where I dropped the ball.
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You win some, you lose some 😀
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Mine was making jewelery I have so many beads and the other paraphernalia but the desire to make jewelery has now abated 🙂
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I understand that
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You have so much crafting stuff! 😀
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I am the queen of jumping in to new things. LOL
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