On gold mouse ears and computer stitching

[TheatreTech]

Hmmm...I suppose it's not too bad (the one in the picture) as long as they don't get rid of the hand-stitching. It does provide a choice as far as color and letter style. I don't think I like the idea of the computer stitching the traditional cursive. That should be left to be done by hand. The font from the computer does look good, and that'd be too hard to do by hand.

Sharon has a lot of rings. I like the butterfly one.

[Cadaverous Pallor]

Originally Posted by TheatreTech

Hmmm...I suppose it's not too bad (the one in the picture) as long as they don't get rid of the hand-stitching. It does provide a choice as far as color and letter style. I don't think I like the idea of the computer stitching the traditional cursive. That should be left to be done by hand. The font from the computer does look good, and that'd be too hard to do by hand.

When mousepod and I were looking at the cursive ones, he brought up that maybe it's hard to learn how to do it by hand. We talked about how sometimes you see really badly done ones, where you can't even read what's written on them.

Seeing the computer done cursive, I can see the appeal. Nice, neat stitches. But seven bucks?!

And now that I mention it, I realize that I did see a hand stitched one yesterday - lindyhop got a gold pair that was definitely hand done.

[TheatreTech]

Originally Posted by Cadaverous Pallor

When mousepod and I were looking at the cursive ones, he brought up that maybe it's hard to learn how to do it by hand. We talked about how sometimes you see really badly done ones, where you can't even read what's written on them.

Seeing the computer done cursive, I can see the appeal. Nice, neat stitches. But seven bucks?!

True.
Seven bucks does seem like a little much. Considering the hand stitching is free, right?