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Posts: 62 (28/04/2008 13:03:50) |
just saw a trailer for this. The woman saying how wonderful the bits were and it really didn't take her long to make the
cards.......doesn't show much imagination, even beginners would get bored with it!
Not for me either and am no expert 
Rosie xxx |
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TJCrafter |
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Posts: 130 (28/04/2008 13:10:11) |
Not for me either and I do think C&C are becoming more expensive for their crafts. They used to be much cheaper than other shopping channels |
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secretstamper |
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Posts: 3038 (28/04/2008 13:27:55) |
I wasn't impressed at all, thank goodness as I have promised myself I won't buy anything else for ages now. I also prefer to make things myself
although i do think it would be good for a beginner. A bit pricey though
Claire xx |
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calonie |
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Posts: 981 (28/04/2008 14:03:58) |
Yip I agree with you all, I think it would put newcomers off, cuz you probably wouldn't use half the embelishments. Some of their craft bits are getting
very pricey and they charge way over the top for their p&p, I always bring that into consideration when buying from them, and some of the time it works out
cheaper going elsewhere.
Carol x |
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murchison |
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Posts: 4283 (28/04/2008 16:01:31) |
sorry i think its the biggest pile of rubbish i have seen most of us have all this
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shazz501 |
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Posts: 532 (28/04/2008 16:11:54) |
i thought it was too pricey for what it is
regards sharon |
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but they seem to be going over to the "huge big packs for huge big
money" ilk that others do. Not everyone wants monster packs of everything. A little of everything is better I think.
