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What hobby seems to have the worst hoarders?
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Everything that has yarn.
Yarn just seems to take over a home everywhere I've seen it.
I pretty much had to set a limit with my wife. Like you can have these 4 giant tote bins filled with yarn supplies and two baskets of projects in progress but if you want more than that you have to give some away.
I had to make a boundary because it was getting out of hand.
I got rid of all my yarn one day last year because I was overwhelmed. Haven't gotten any since but I really want to get back into knitting/crocheting. I'm afraid I'll just end up with way too much again