Quitting/Slump Help!
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sugarknots
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3 years, 5 months ago by sugarknots
Hey everyone! Ive been such in a motivation rut and I’ve been HATING the things I’ve been making so bad and don’t really know what to make I’ve thought of quitting and I don’t know! I miss when I used to make good things 😭 do you guys have any tips to get out of this? It makes me feel sad to quit!🤨🥰😍😘 thank you!
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Rowsitt
Bracelet King
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3 years, 5 months ago by Rowsitt
i like watching knot with mes. uhhh try making a bracelet yk came out good. that way it’s encouraging when it comes out right.
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sugarknots
Bracelet King
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3 years, 5 months ago by sugarknots
easy for you to say, yOUR BRACELETS COME OUT FRICKN FRICK FRACK FRICITY AMAZING WHAT THE HELL- i-?
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sugarknots
Bracelet King
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3 years, 5 months ago by sugarknots
@Rowsitt^
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Rowsitt
Bracelet King
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3 years, 5 months ago by Rowsitt
brooo what u mean. so?? urs are absolutely fine. they’re really good. 🤦
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ThreadMade
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3 years, 5 months ago by ThreadMade
Hi! I’m currently in the process of getting out of another big slump, it’s really a bummer when you’re in one. I’ve made bracelets for a while and I’ve had at least 3 super long slumps before, so here’s some advice I have for getting out of slumps! (Through my experiences at least ^-^) The first one is don’t be afraid to take a break! It’s natural for people to have slumps in a while and sometimes it’s nice to just go with the flow and try other hobbies and get back into it later. Another tip is try using that ‘extra special’ thread you’ve had for a while or maybe have a small haul! I found that using fun threads or getting some more threads can motivate you to make more bracelets. My last tip is find a pattern that’s quick but fun for you, whenever I’m in a slump I make smaller bracelets that take less ‘brain power’, that way I can just knot whenever I want to and motivates me more. (Plus you can try some new color combos too!) Hope this helps! 💕
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