#maker community

Does using cheap hobby supplies make you less of a “real” crafter?

Is sustainable sourcing now a priority for your handmade supplies?

Are hobbyist gatekeepers killing DIY by shaming anyone who doesn't use "proper" tools?

Are high-end craft tools just overpriced status symbols, not genuine upgrades?

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

Do you trust AI design prompts for your next DIY project?

Is AI killing the handmade vibe, or just making DIY smarter for your wallet?

Do you have to be a purist to call yourself a real crafter, or is that gatekeeping ruining the hobby?

Do cheap tools sabotage your projects more than a lack of skill ever could?

Is AI-generated craft template worth the loss of handmade authenticity?

Do Etsy sellers who use resin and glitter actually respect the handmade craft, or are they just chasing trends?

Should expensive, handmade tools be considered essential, or is the hype just marketing?

Why is everyone pretending expensive craft tools are essential for beginners?

Has the maker community lost its charm after recent platform changes?

Do vintage craft tools actually outperform modern gear, or is that just nostalgia talking?