SarandipityHandmade
Project Bags, hand dyed yarns & handspun yarns
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Kim on Feb 28, 2016
5 out of 5 starsVery awesome yarns. Colors are stunning. I have not cast on yet, but the yarn is soft. Good twist. Great service too.
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M. on Jan 15, 2015
5 out of 5 starsShipped quickly, very well made! I'm still learning but it seems to perform well and the roving is good quality!
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Barbara on Dec 6, 2014
5 out of 5 starsSara ships fast and is a very friendly seller. It's clear she cares very much about her work.
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Catlyn on Oct 27, 2014
5 out of 5 starsThe fiber was so beautiful! I asked to be suprised and I definitely was! I got the tulip colorway and i love how there are little of shades of purple and pink in with the green. I'm so excited to get to spinning this and when I do I will post plenty of pics to your Facebook page. Lots of love catlyn
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Catlyn on Oct 17, 2014
5 out of 5 starsI am so excited to use this spindle! It got to me without any delay and the fiber that came with it is beautiful. I will definitely continue purchasing my fiber needs from here. Lots of love. Catlyn
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lenore on Dec 2, 2013
5 out of 5 starsWonderful socks! Excellent knitting! Thank you so very much!!
About SarandipityHandmade
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Hand Dyed Fiber & Yarn, Handspun Yarns & More!
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Sara (and Family)
Owner, Maker, Designer, Curator, Shipper
I'm a Stay at Home Mom and Wife. I love to hand spin yummy yarns, dye yarns and fiber, knit and occasionally crochet. I love taking white yarns and fiber, giving them color and the potential to become something new in the hands of a knitter!
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Why is handmade so expensive?
It takes time. Yes, there's the cost of supplies but it's also the time it takes to set up, do the work, tear down, clean up. A factory can take minutes, but a home based business - you're paying for a single persons time, energy & their love for the craft that goes into every item.
For a bag, it can take about 2 hours to make one - ironing the fabric, measuring twice (no mistakes!), cutting, interfacing and ironing, quilting, pinning, stitching seams, trimming threads, adding zippers, winding bobbins, boxing corners, checking for loose threads, photographing, photo editing...this is on top of the cost of fabric, interfacing, thread and zippers.
If you want cheap - go to a big box store, but if you want quality - handmade all the way!
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