Chunky yarn is expensive. I had a lot of doilly thread. Most was given to me. There are lots of things you can make with thread. Theres earings, coasters, and what I am currently making is Christmas ornaments. Just make granny squares into cornucopias. Use ribbon to hang them in your tree. Put candy or tiny gifts in them. Also with the worsted weight, you can use more than one strand of yarn together to make it thicker. Get creative. Anything that is a tread can be crochet. Embroidery floss is popular in the craft department and it can be crochet into small apps to adorn other projects. Some crocheters use small scraps of yarn to stuff amigaromi. Nothing is wasted.
I just started a mosaic square afghan with Red Heart Black-Ruby Red Granny Square yarn. It's already looking stunning. I'll finish it with a dark cream color. Super stoked!
Your idea of the 90s is actually the 80s as someone that was in junior high in high school in the 90s we never watch geometric shapes like that. It was more hammer pants, natural tones and bellbottoms and tight shirts and stash busting. I don’t see that ever happening. And the reason why people are not buying yarn cause they can’t afford it. How do I stores are going out of business the same reason big box store is going out of business people are not buying.
Maybe we are both right? I was a young kid in the 90s, and all of my memories are Nickolodeon and Lisa Frank. I have pictures of myself in the 90s wearing stuff like teal checkered print jumpsuits and brightly colored knitted sweaters with geometric shapes. So maybe I mean 90s if you were 8 years old. 😂🤷♀️
I’m currently focusing on working through the yarn that is leftover from completed projects. There will be a lot of scrappy blankets, hats, and scarves.
I also wanns say I was happilly surprised by your video: I had observed the SAME trends going out or coming as you, and I think you talked about it in a nuanced, and smart way! You gave context and exemples, et . Also you didnt think you knew everything and invited viewers to agree, disagree, or add more. All that to say, Bravo! Its awesome to find smart and well presented content ! Thank you, to maje me start my day un a Good way !😉🤗 Chantale, Montreal, Canada
I love the patterns by Crochet By BebaBlanket! I love hers were highlighted by name. She has supplemental videos. I love the center out since it is less ends.
Stash busting leftovers, I love to make baskets. Multiple yarns same weight, attached with magic knots and wound into cakes, then using 3 strands of yarn from 3 different cakes and a size N hook and you can make some of the coolest baskets and totes. I've never had any problems finding new owners for these to give them to. They are fun and very handy.
I think you nailed it with so many of these! I have been doing mosaic since 2023 and watching the groups and pattern options grow exponentially! Destashing is gaining popularity. This is now where I go shopping for my yarn as my own stash decreases. Actively finishing all my WIPs and UFOs. Calling that a win!
Definitely agree with mosaic. I am trying that technique this year. I think bold colors leans more into eighties early nineties, but you are right about the 90's having 70's styling. I hope we bring color back into the home decor world. Beige is sad. =(
I’m not really looking to buy yarn this year. I have an enormous amount of yarn. I was hoping that the hexagon cardigan was on its way out. Thanks so much.❤
Stash busting: I like baskets and blankets. I'm thinking of doing a temperature blanket with yarn I already have. I have a HUGE amount of yarn. I'm not buying any this year.
I’m similar lots of patterns but also huge stash. I’ve done a wheel decide of all the patterns I’ve got that I have he yarn et ready to make it a little more fun
I like the idea of the chunky plushie totes. I love making amigurumi but usually make the smaller non plushie types and I always feel left out of the plushy yarn world- this was inspiring!
Here's my contribution: Dark n Dramatic Mosaic Crochet by Sixel is fantastic! She has gothic style but also victorian. And if you get on her website you will find "fantastic flowers" like irises. I must have a dozen patterns picked out, lol.
@woodlandstitchcraft , and her book went down in price too! I made the victorian pillow. Took me a month as it was the first time for me. It was beautifull but acrylic yarn sucks if you have to frog n reuse it. Wool is so much better.
i agree with the stash busting, i'm challenging myself to use what I have first (this is after I realized how much I have after orgnizing it), also to finish up my wips which honestly I don't have allot but they do take up space. Tunisian used to be called the Afgan stitch when I was growing up, it makes a very warm blanket I have one in my closet that I got when I was a teenager, 45 ish years ago, your right it will never go totally away, I'm not a fan of changing colors so I don't know the mosaics will be for me.
You'll get there! Best part of being a beginner is you'll have no guilt over buying yarn because there isn't any at home to judge you for not using it. 😂 And welcome to the craft! Happy to have you!
Hello, first time here. I usually watch only amigurumis content, cuz thats what U'm making 95% of the time. Sonetimes, I like to try so eyhi g else. Last year, one of my goals was to learn mosaic, and I didnt. So, first thing I did in 2025 is go to tutorial I had kept in my fav and start to learn! ( It's by Sixel design I think.. .) And I LOVE it! I'm still working on that project and I cant wait to do more!
Then you should do them! Trends are fun, but you should stick to what you love. ❤️ (And Granny squares are such a staple of crochet. I don't think they will ever go away.)
You are on to something with your ideas...bags, bright colors and checked patterns among others really spot on with projects I want to do! And as for plushie yarn, finally something to make it harder to discount time and effort in a project just by making it bigger and squishier.
My challenge is to learn how to crochet as I have never learnt but want to add another skill. I do cross stitch, some sewing, textile art, some fabric manipulation. I think the repetitive motions will calm me a bit. Any suggestions /sites I could use to learn from scratch? Plus I want to crochet a top, so very ambitious
I'm so excited you want to learn to crochet. I definitely think you are in the right place with UA-cam. There are a ton of channels with tutorials all the way from basic stitches and techniques to walking you through a whole sweater! The SEK Handmade channel has a great Learn to Crochet Playlist! I would start there. ❤️
Tapestry uses color changes to create the pictures, where you use different colors within the same row to build upon each other and create images. Mosaic uses an overlay technique where you create one row of color, and then the next row work with a different color and stitches worked over the row below. (I probably should have included the word overlay when I was speaking about it as overlay mosaic is the proper term for the exact technique I am referring to.) I hope that helps!
The 90's were not bright colors, patterns, neons. That was the 80's. By 92 there were actually darker, more muted colors. You can really see it in cosmetics.......matte brown or wine lipsticks, nails, and eye makeup, fashions often looked like the 1930's with longer dresses and skirts with small florals. Big hair finally went away. Home interiors were hunter green, burgundy, dark blue, gold. I think we will see more browns, greys, and darker colors, overall. Lighter colors will look more natural. Trends also follow the economy. Brighter colors when it's good......the '20's, 50's, 60's, 80's, darker when it's not so great.....30's 40's, later 70's, 90's . Since the '90's it's harder to pinpoint, because our economy has been so weirdly up and down, since Sept 11 '01. the big crash in '08......and the iPhone and smart phones since '07 plays a big part in how quickly trends come and go. That's why there's "fast fashion", now.
You might be right. I'm probably mixing the colors and styles from 70s and 80s together and maybe showing my age a little bit. I was a young kid in the 90s so I'm thinking (and seeing being made now) a lot of things with vibes like Nickolodeon, Lisa Frank, Clueless, The Spice Girls and things like that.
I have no idea whether your predictions are right or not, but I did find an interesting. I am 81 years old, and have been crocheting and knitting for a very long time. I have also done a lot of quilting, but gave it up when my Vision made using a rotary cover a dangerous activity. I am now legally blind, but still crochet, and Knit,. 3 1/2 years ago, I sold my house and moved into a small one bedroom apartment. My stash has been greatly reduced, and I’m in the process of reducing it further. In fact today, I am going to be working on getting rid of some yard, while During other others in tall white cabinets. I will be putting a basket of yarn that I no longer want to use out for the community I live in. One of my grandsons recently helped me get rid of three large garbage bags full of Darren and I no longer wanted, or had room for it. I have to say that I am and how large son statues are. In fact, I have seen dashes that have practically taken over an entire house.. I often wonder what is the point of having more yarn than an LYS contain. Having such a large Tash seems excessive to me , because it’s obvious that no one could ever use that much yarn in two lifetimes, let alone one. On the other hand, my philosophy is “ to each your own”… it really isn’t any of my business how much yarn a crafter my own. Thanks for looking into a really interesting topic. It was something I had never even thought about, because to tell the truth, I don’t pay any attention to trends. My taste in your does change from time to time, but I think that it’s a very normal Thing. Because my vision has progressively become more impaired, I find that I’d prefer certain colors and waste of yarn that need crocheting or knitting easier for me. Sandy, from Cincinnati
Thank you for sharing! ❤️ I'm glad you're still able to enjoy some of your crafts even though you've had to downsize and give some up. It's inspiring to hear!
We are more mindful, more demure…😂I think that the market has just become saturated with indie dyers, and people like UA-camrs and pattern designers coming out with their own brands of yarn too! People are still buying from what I see at fiber fests and shop hops and local shops I’ve visited this year but it is spread out .
I think that's probably true. I am mostly speaking of online shops shutting down as I don't have a lot of experience with festivals and yarn shops. So happy to hear those are still doing well! I have just seen a lot of general, not just in the yarn world, talk about "over consumption" and trends like "de-influencing" going around so that was (ironically) influencing my opinion! 😂
Scarves for persons in NC suffering from Helene. A new Prayer Shawl. Quick and needed. At 78, tho I have space to stash,I find it wasteful and prefer to see what I will do with it, do it, or gift it. People have give me things to share. It has to one dat be disposed of, why not do it myself?
You would probably enjoy the WIP Wrap Up event then! I always end up ripping out several projects that I've changed my mind on, and then it's like having more yarn without buying any! 😂
Thanks for the feedback! I'm working on my editing skills. Thank you for the sub and for being willing to take the learning curve ride with me. 😅 I'll work on making those transitions smoother. ❤️
I may have. There has been a couple comments like this. I think that I was viewing the 90s through the lens of being a young child during that time. So my memory is very skewed with Nickelodeon and Lisa Frank trends and think that was my reference and not so much 90s as a whole. Thanks for your input!
Thanks for the feedback! If you need it, you can slow down the playback speed. The option is usually located under the gear icon when you click on the video. 😊
If you need it, UA-cam has a setting to adjust the playback speed to either slower or faster. The setting is generally located under the little gear symbol when you click on the video.
It's possibly both. 90s pop culture was very colorful. But it's just my opinion and from my perspective as someone who was a kid in the 90s. We can totally disagree. 😊
Over the last 6 weeks of 2024 , my personal challenge was to use up as much of my stash scraps. I was successful in reducing down a couple handful. ❤
That's awesome! What did you make with your scraps?
@ blankets, hats and crochet added to dish towels ❤️
@@peggygreenhill494 I love the towels with crochet! So cute!
Chunky yarn is expensive. I had a lot of doilly thread. Most was given to me. There are lots of things you can make with thread. Theres earings, coasters, and what I am currently making is Christmas ornaments. Just make granny squares into cornucopias. Use ribbon to hang them in your tree. Put candy or tiny gifts in them. Also with the worsted weight, you can use more than one strand of yarn together to make it thicker. Get creative. Anything that is a tread can be crochet. Embroidery floss is popular in the craft department and it can be crochet into small apps to adorn other projects. Some crocheters use small scraps of yarn to stuff amigaromi. Nothing is wasted.
Great suggestions! I love the cornucopia idea!
I just started a mosaic square afghan with Red Heart Black-Ruby Red Granny Square yarn. It's already looking stunning. I'll finish it with a dark cream color. Super stoked!
That sounds like a gorgeous color combination!
Your idea of the 90s is actually the 80s as someone that was in junior high in high school in the 90s we never watch geometric shapes like that. It was more hammer pants, natural tones and bellbottoms and tight shirts and stash busting. I don’t see that ever happening. And the reason why people are not buying yarn cause they can’t afford it. How do I stores are going out of business the same reason big box store is going out of business people are not buying.
Maybe we are both right? I was a young kid in the 90s, and all of my memories are Nickolodeon and Lisa Frank. I have pictures of myself in the 90s wearing stuff like teal checkered print jumpsuits and brightly colored knitted sweaters with geometric shapes. So maybe I mean 90s if you were 8 years old. 😂🤷♀️
I’m currently focusing on working through the yarn that is leftover from completed projects. There will be a lot of scrappy blankets, hats, and scarves.
I also wanns say I was happilly surprised by your video: I had observed the SAME trends going out or coming as you, and I think you talked about it in a nuanced, and smart way! You gave context and exemples, et . Also you didnt think you knew everything and invited viewers to agree, disagree, or add more.
All that to say, Bravo! Its awesome to find smart and well presented content !
Thank you, to maje me start my day un a Good way !😉🤗 Chantale, Montreal, Canada
Happy to hear you are seeing the same trends! It's good to know it isn't just me. 🥳
I like the look of mosaic. I’ve just thought it would be extremely difficult. I need to watch how it’s really done.
It looks complicated but it is a lot easier than it seems!
I love the patterns by Crochet By BebaBlanket! I love hers were highlighted by name. She has supplemental videos. I love the center out since it is less ends.
Definitely agree with stash busting this year. My craft new year resolution is to work thorugh all of my wips
I need to do that as well! 💪
Ditto for me!!
Stash busting leftovers, I love to make baskets. Multiple yarns same weight, attached with magic knots and wound into cakes, then using 3 strands of yarn from 3 different cakes and a size N hook and you can make some of the coolest baskets and totes. I've never had any problems finding new owners for these to give them to. They are fun and very handy.
SO smart to attach and wind into a cake! Makes the actual project so much easier. 🥳
I think you nailed it with so many of these! I have been doing mosaic since 2023 and watching the groups and pattern options grow exponentially! Destashing is gaining popularity. This is now where I go shopping for my yarn as my own stash decreases. Actively finishing all my WIPs and UFOs. Calling that a win!
That's such a great idea to shop from others destashing when you do need something!
Definitely agree with mosaic. I am trying that technique this year. I think bold colors leans more into eighties early nineties, but you are right about the 90's having 70's styling. I hope we bring color back into the home decor world. Beige is sad. =(
I'm glad you are trying out mosaic crochet! It can be a really fun technique. ❤️
Pantone color of 2025 is a mocha brown. Muted and brown tones aren't going anywhere.
Oh, good to know! And I hope you're right. I love the browns and muted tones. ❤️
Scraptastic afghans are my favorite stash buster
They really seem the way to go for Stash Busting! You can use up a lot of yarn with blankets.
I’m not really looking to buy yarn this year. I have an enormous amount of yarn. I was hoping that the hexagon cardigan was on its way out. Thanks so much.❤
Those have definitely been everywhere lately! It may lose steam soon!
Looks like the hexagon cardy is coming in
Stash busting: I like baskets and blankets. I'm thinking of doing a temperature blanket with yarn I already have. I have a HUGE amount of yarn. I'm not buying any this year.
That's a great idea to use up your stash! Love it. ❤️
I’m similar lots of patterns but also huge stash. I’ve done a wheel decide of all the patterns I’ve got that I have he yarn et ready to make it a little more fun
That's so smart! 🤯
I like the idea of the chunky plushie totes. I love making amigurumi but usually make the smaller non plushie types and I always feel left out of the plushy yarn world- this was inspiring!
Yes! I think it's a great way to use that style of yarn. And would be such a quick make, too! 💪
Here's my contribution: Dark n Dramatic Mosaic Crochet by Sixel is fantastic! She has gothic style but also victorian. And if you get on her website you will find "fantastic flowers" like irises. I must have a dozen patterns picked out, lol.
I love her designs! It was tempting to put multiple of hers up for examples. 🤣
@woodlandstitchcraft , and her book went down in price too! I made the victorian pillow. Took me a month as it was the first time for me. It was beautifull but acrylic yarn sucks if you have to frog n reuse it. Wool is so much better.
@gaylescovel7308 I didn't know there was a book!! I know what's going on my birthday wish list this year. 😆
To each his own 😊
i agree with the stash busting, i'm challenging myself to use what I have first (this is after I realized how much I have after orgnizing it), also to finish up my wips which honestly I don't have allot but they do take up space. Tunisian used to be called the Afgan stitch when I was growing up, it makes a very warm blanket I have one in my closet that I got when I was a teenager, 45 ish years ago, your right it will never go totally away, I'm not a fan of changing colors so I don't know the mosaics will be for me.
That same thing always happens to me, too, when I organize my yarn! 😅
Love mosaic been obsessed for a year or so now
I could see how one could become obsessed! So many beautiful designs!
Ooh I definitely want to do more mosaic this year!
There are so many beautiful designs for it!
I just started so I have no stash to bust lol I wish I did yarn is beautiful.
You'll get there! Best part of being a beginner is you'll have no guilt over buying yarn because there isn't any at home to judge you for not using it. 😂 And welcome to the craft! Happy to have you!
I received a mosaic years ago.. nice to put a name to it ❤
Glad you found something useful in the video! ❤️
Loved your video! All your predictions seem spot on. Thx for sharing 😊
Thanks for watching! ❤️
Thankyou very much sweetheart we'll see what develops xx
Thanks for watching! ❤️
I have been doing Mosaic Overlay for some time
Awesome! Do you have a favorite pattern you would suggest for those just discovering it? Or do you come up with your own designs?
Hello, first time here. I usually watch only amigurumis content, cuz thats what U'm making 95% of the time. Sonetimes, I like to try so eyhi g else. Last year, one of my goals was to learn mosaic, and I didnt. So, first thing I did in 2025 is go to tutorial I had kept in my fav and start to learn! ( It's by Sixel design I think.. .) And I LOVE it! I'm still working on that project and I cant wait to do more!
Sixel Design has some of the coolest Mosaic patterns!
Hi thank you for sharing. I am an avid crocheter so it’s good to know what colour trends are in and what is out. ❤
I'm glad you found it useful! ❤️
Bright colours are here to stay. Nice!
There's always a place for the bright colors! 🥳
How about granny squares I love doing them
Then you should do them! Trends are fun, but you should stick to what you love. ❤️ (And Granny squares are such a staple of crochet. I don't think they will ever go away.)
I ♥️ crocheting period.
It's the best!
@woodlandstitchcraft yes it sure is!!! ;)
You are on to something with your ideas...bags, bright colors and checked patterns among others really spot on with projects I want to do! And as for plushie yarn, finally something to make it harder to discount time and effort in a project just by making it bigger and squishier.
Absolutely! I think that's why so many crocheters are selling the amigurumi with that yarn. Much quicker makes for a better profit margin! 🙌
My challenge is to learn how to crochet as I have never learnt but want to add another skill. I do cross stitch, some sewing, textile art, some fabric manipulation. I think the repetitive motions will calm me a bit. Any suggestions /sites I could use to learn from scratch? Plus I want to crochet a top, so very ambitious
I'm so excited you want to learn to crochet. I definitely think you are in the right place with UA-cam. There are a ton of channels with tutorials all the way from basic stitches and techniques to walking you through a whole sweater! The SEK Handmade channel has a great Learn to Crochet Playlist! I would start there. ❤️
@woodlandstitchcraft thanks so much, looking forward to it
I think your spot on... I have seen theses trends too
Love to hear that others are seeing the same! 🥳
New here! But I liked to hear what you had to say. I agree
Thank you! 😊
Holly Auna made a similar video and you guys have some overlaps in predictions so it'll be interesting to see if those are the ones that happen. 👀
Interesting! I'll have to go give that one a watch!
Sarah from SEK is such a talented pattern maker and so nice! Love her 😊
Totally agree! She's one of my favorite people. 😊
I love mosaic crochet.
It's so beautiful and there are so many ways to use it! 😍
What’s the difference between mosaic and tapestry?
Tapestry uses color changes to create the pictures, where you use different colors within the same row to build upon each other and create images. Mosaic uses an overlay technique where you create one row of color, and then the next row work with a different color and stitches worked over the row below. (I probably should have included the word overlay when I was speaking about it as overlay mosaic is the proper term for the exact technique I am referring to.) I hope that helps!
The 90's were not bright colors, patterns, neons. That was the 80's. By 92 there were actually darker, more muted colors. You can really see it in cosmetics.......matte brown or wine lipsticks, nails, and eye makeup, fashions often looked like the 1930's with longer dresses and skirts with small florals. Big hair finally went away. Home interiors were hunter green, burgundy, dark blue, gold. I think we will see more browns, greys, and darker colors, overall. Lighter colors will look more natural.
Trends also follow the economy. Brighter colors when it's good......the '20's, 50's, 60's, 80's, darker when it's not so great.....30's 40's, later 70's, 90's . Since the '90's it's harder to pinpoint, because our economy has been so weirdly up and down, since Sept 11 '01. the big crash in '08......and the iPhone and smart phones since '07 plays a big part in how quickly trends come and go. That's why there's "fast fashion", now.
You might be right. I'm probably mixing the colors and styles from 70s and 80s together and maybe showing my age a little bit. I was a young kid in the 90s so I'm thinking (and seeing being made now) a lot of things with vibes like Nickolodeon, Lisa Frank, Clueless, The Spice Girls and things like that.
I have no idea whether your predictions are right or not, but I did find an interesting. I am 81 years old, and have been crocheting and knitting for a very long time. I have also done a lot of quilting, but gave it up when my Vision made using a rotary cover a dangerous activity. I am now legally blind, but still crochet, and Knit,.
3 1/2 years ago, I sold my house and moved into a small one bedroom apartment. My stash has been greatly reduced, and I’m in the process of reducing it further. In fact today, I am going to be working on getting rid of some yard, while During other others in tall white cabinets. I will be putting a basket of yarn that I no longer want to use out for the community I live in. One of my grandsons recently helped me get rid of three large garbage bags full of Darren and I no longer wanted, or had room for it.
I have to say that I am and how large son statues are. In fact, I have seen dashes that have practically taken over an entire house.. I often wonder what is the point of having more yarn than an LYS contain. Having such a large Tash seems excessive to me , because it’s obvious that no one could ever use that much yarn in two lifetimes, let alone one.
On the other hand, my philosophy is “ to each your own”… it really isn’t any of my business how much yarn a crafter my own.
Thanks for looking into a really interesting topic. It was something I had never even thought about, because to tell the truth, I don’t pay any attention to trends. My taste in your does change from time to time, but I think that it’s a very normal Thing. Because my vision has progressively become more impaired, I find that I’d prefer certain colors and waste of yarn that need crocheting or knitting easier for me.
Sandy, from Cincinnati
Thank you for sharing! ❤️ I'm glad you're still able to enjoy some of your crafts even though you've had to downsize and give some up. It's inspiring to hear!
We are more mindful, more demure…😂I think that the market has just become saturated with indie dyers, and people like UA-camrs and pattern designers coming out with their own brands of yarn too! People are still buying from what I see at fiber fests and shop hops and local shops I’ve visited this year but it is spread out .
I think that's probably true. I am mostly speaking of online shops shutting down as I don't have a lot of experience with festivals and yarn shops. So happy to hear those are still doing well! I have just seen a lot of general, not just in the yarn world, talk about "over consumption" and trends like "de-influencing" going around so that was (ironically) influencing my opinion! 😂
Scarves for persons in NC suffering from Helene. A new Prayer Shawl. Quick and needed. At 78, tho I have space to stash,I find it wasteful and prefer to see what I will do with it, do it, or gift it. People have give me things to share. It has to one dat be disposed of, why not do it myself?
Those sound like lovely and meaningful projects. ❤️
Thank you. 😊
You're welcome! 😄
Finishing or ripping out WIPs for sure. And doing a low buy, stash shopping year.
You would probably enjoy the WIP Wrap Up event then! I always end up ripping out several projects that I've changed my mind on, and then it's like having more yarn without buying any! 😂
wow this is dizzying to watch😵💫😵💫🥴 also were you on a timer... motor mouth'n lol
If you need it, there is an option to slow the playback speed down. Located under the gear symbol when you click on the video. Hope that helps!
I love your take and your examples, but the editing on your speaking parts is jarring. I think I'll subscribe anyway because I like your content.
Thanks for the feedback! I'm working on my editing skills. Thank you for the sub and for being willing to take the learning curve ride with me. 😅 I'll work on making those transitions smoother. ❤️
@@bethparden2222nope.
I used blanket yarn for my hexagon cardigan and I’ve gotten so many compliments on it. Everyone loves it
Oh, my gosh! 😍 I bet it's so fluffy and comfy!
You mean 80s, not 90s.
I may have. There has been a couple comments like this. I think that I was viewing the 90s through the lens of being a young child during that time. So my memory is very skewed with Nickelodeon and Lisa Frank trends and think that was my reference and not so much 90s as a whole. Thanks for your input!
Hi
Hello!
resolution: no yarn purchase for a new project.
That's a great resolution!
Interesting video but man you talk so fast.
Thanks for the feedback! If you need it, you can slow down the playback speed. The option is usually located under the gear icon when you click on the video. 😊
I hope you are wrong about 90's colors; just not my vibe. 😂
I hope I'm wrong too! 😅
Slow down, please…!
If you need it, UA-cam has a setting to adjust the playback speed to either slower or faster. The setting is generally located under the little gear symbol when you click on the video.
I had to slow the speed down
@@woodlandstitchcraftsee you too can adapt and help yourself instead of complaining...so much easier!
Her speed is fine.
You are so wrong it's the 80's all over again!!!!
It's possibly both. 90s pop culture was very colorful. But it's just my opinion and from my perspective as someone who was a kid in the 90s. We can totally disagree. 😊
I was going to destash till I heard about the Tariffs that Trump is going to be starting, I'm hanging onto all my Stash to save money in the future!
All we can do is what we think is right for ourselves. ❤️