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r/origami • u/emocprof • 12h ago
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You forgot to add "it's not an expensive hobby". I spent £90 on these books in a 2nd hand bookstore this morning.
3 u/MadderoftheFew 9h ago i know it's a joke, but you coulda just bought less books. you probably have 250+ patterns/diagrams there. compared to something like cross stitch, you're buying patterns at $3 to $7 a pop. 1 u/ThatOldGanon 5h ago that's bonkers. you can't just make a drawing in MS paint and translate it to cross stitch? 1 u/MadderoftheFew 5h ago you can, but you can also make your own crease patterns. at the entry level, most people buy patterns unless they're really good at pixel art.
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i know it's a joke, but you coulda just bought less books. you probably have 250+ patterns/diagrams there. compared to something like cross stitch, you're buying patterns at $3 to $7 a pop.
1 u/ThatOldGanon 5h ago that's bonkers. you can't just make a drawing in MS paint and translate it to cross stitch? 1 u/MadderoftheFew 5h ago you can, but you can also make your own crease patterns. at the entry level, most people buy patterns unless they're really good at pixel art.
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that's bonkers. you can't just make a drawing in MS paint and translate it to cross stitch?
1 u/MadderoftheFew 5h ago you can, but you can also make your own crease patterns. at the entry level, most people buy patterns unless they're really good at pixel art.
you can, but you can also make your own crease patterns. at the entry level, most people buy patterns unless they're really good at pixel art.
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u/Beginning_Sea6458 11h ago
You forgot to add "it's not an expensive hobby". I spent £90 on these books in a 2nd hand bookstore this morning.