#diy crafts

Would you ever risk a finicky resin pour for a beginner-friendly DIY project you saw online?

What's your take on using a Cricut vs. a Silhouette for serious handmade card or sticker crafting?

Does anyone else feel like hobby-grade Cricut machines are wildly overrated?

Does anyone else find cheap hobby clay impossible to finish without cracking?

Which Dremel bits do you guys actually use for detailing polymer clay?

With resin costs up, are you switching back to woodworking?

Resin vs polymer clay — which is actually easier for DIY crafts?

Would you ever use a Cricut machine for home projects, or is it a total gimmick?

Is switching from resin to air-dry clay worth it for a greener hobby?

Should I just buy a cheap wood carving set or is it chronically overrated?

Is buying a Cricut machine worth it for occasional crafters?

Is pottery actually harder than it looks, or am I just rubbish at it?

Is buying premade kits actually killing the DIY soul of handmade crafts?

Are you recycling more household items for your DIY crafts now?

Would you ever try making your own stained glass after seeing it all over Instagram?

Is it actually cheaper to make your own craft supplies from scratch?

What's the most sustainable yarn for budget DIY knitting projects?

Would you ever buy a pre-made macrame kit or is it all about the pattern?

Do DIY purists secretly hate anyone who uses a glue gun for "real" crafts?

How do you keep your hands from cramping up during those intricate wire-wrapping marathon sessions?