Flummoxed

[temperance14]

I seem to have a coupon for 1/2 off any one item at Michaels.
Must be used before the 18th.

This would be SOOO good for a big ticket item...
but not so big that it's still out of my budget...
which already got clobbered within the first two weeks of this month!

I thought about the interchangeable circular needle kit--with half off, that would still bring it to $30, $35. Mmmaybe not. And I've got a pretty good assortment of aluminum circulars when I first collected knitting supplies.

I haven't seen a 'kit' of assorted wooden needles--THAT would be sweet. Right now I've got size 8, size 6 in regular woods, and five size 3 double points.

A craft tote for my knitting?

Hmmm...a book? I don't THINK I need paint kits. Conte crayons, that I always avoid due to cost? (OOOOOOO!)

Suggestions from the crafty people? What one item would you get?
Wish they sold drafting tables.

Comments

[tsgeisel.livejournal.com]

Somewhere, buried, I have a small drafting table - in college part 2 I used it as my desk (when I actually did homework, that is, but that's another story).

I'm not sure I'm ready to *sell* it, but if you want it on an indefinite loan, you're welcome to it.

[http://users.livejournal.com/aneska_/]

I don't know what I would get at Michaels but If you want a good wooden interchangeable circ kit I have the Knit Picks Harmony's and I love them.

http://www.knitpicks.com/Options+Interchangeable+Harmony+Wood+Circular+Knitting+Needle+Set_ND90306.html

The kit comes with size 4-11. They also carry tips and cables separately. The tips go up to size 17.

[serendipity17.livejournal.com]

I'd get another room. Specifically, 6*8 ft sq with a sink and stove (or table and single burner if it could take the weight of a dyepot), and shelves.