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@folksycontent Thank you so very much to you all for all your hard work arranging all of this, it’s fabulous!! Ace to see Wool Warehouse on there too! xxx
It’s wonderful. I can see some purchasing going on for sure. Thank you for all the hard work getting this organised. Greatly appreciated Folksy Content.
Wool warehouse have an ongoing discount code anyway. I’ve been getting 10% off every order for years. This folksy code is a plus for those who didn’t know though.
I have taken advantage of the money off the Bovey Tracey craft festival as I had already booked a seat on our community bus to go and tickets to the event were not included so I have saved some money getting my ticket in advance. Thank you @folksycontent for this😆
Looks good, unfortunately nothing I need from any of them but if I run out of letterboxes I will try Eco craft, shame they don’t do larger boxes as well as I would have compared prices to my current supplier. I buy everything in bulk from Kite packaging who do good range of different size boxes, tape etc.
I do already use craft cover for my business insurance and would recommend them especially if you want cover for USA.
Thank you, I have shopped with love crafts over the years, especially in its previous life as sew for haberdashery, threads etc. The only wool I have bought the past few months is the curly alpaca for dolls hair, I only managed to find it in stock on Wool warehouse. I am trying not to buy any as I have 7 huge tubs full and hardly knit anymore .
There is another large online wool shop that I bought a lot from but the name has slipped my mind, will see if I can find it, think they were often cheaper as well.
I have bags and crates of wool yarn I don’t use too. If I chuck them, I know I’ll one day go…“Ah, where’s that nice bag of…” and I’ve gone and binned them. So I don’t.
I know that feeling, I already have enough to last me under the ottoman bed in my sewing room without the tubs in the loft, i recently cleared out some fabrics but havn’t sorted the wool yet. If i lived to be 200 i wouldnt use it all lol and thats not looking very likely .
I have done that before…got rid of things then looked for them a year later.
Would you consider collaborating with sites that do showcases/gift guides with crafters’ work? You did that one year before Christmas, but I can’t find which site that was.