14 Things Only True Crafters Will Understand
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14 Things Only True Crafters Will Understand

Craftaholics Unite!

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14 Things Only True Crafters Will Understand

Crafting brings out the best in all of us. Our creative side comes to life and we find our happy place. If the words: Michaels, Jo-Ann Fabrics, Pinterest, ribbon, or DIY, make you happy; then you have come to the right article. For all the craftaholics out there, keep calm and craft on! For those who find that crafting is a part of their life, here are some things you can relate to:


1. Going To Michaels Is Always A Yes


2. You Try To Force Your Friends To Go To Michaels With You

3. The Addiction Of Pinterest Never Ends


4. Do I Need More Scrapbook Paper? Yes.

5. A Crafters True Happy Place Is The Craft Supply Store

6. Glitter Makes Everything Better

7. You're Dream Home is A Craft Store

8. SALES?!?!

9. The Reality Of Buying Craft Suppies

10. What "Going To The Store" Actually Consists Of:

11. The Pinterest Never Ending Cycle

12. Never Being Able To Leave A Craft Supply Store

13. Do I Have Enough Supplies?

14. Finding A Friend Who Loves Crafts Just As Much As You Do

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