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Mary Maxim's Crafter Clubs
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Surely, you've noticed how many options there are for literally *everything* in life nowadays, it can get
bacterial infections treatment overwhelming at times. For instance, your favorite local coffee shop asks a series of questions about how you'd like your coffee: cream or no cream? Sugar or stevia? Whip or no whip? Medium? Large? Extra espresso? (Absolutely!) It'd be nice to just say 'coffee' because to be perfectly honest, there's so much more in our day to day lives to think about. In fact, if there was a mystery coffee option, I'd probably take that because of simplicity! And speaking of simplicity, what if we told you that we can help make your creative life much more simple? Oh yes; yes we can! (It's ok, you can thank us later!) withÂ
Mary Maxim's Monthly Crafter Clubs
When it comes to needlework and crafting, there are SO many options: project type, yarn, weight, gauge, hook/needle size, color, texture, etc. The list never ends! At Mary Maxim, we have the perfect solution: our monthly crafter's club kits! We understand how busy life gets-let us take out the guesswork and send you a predetermined club kit once a month of the project type of your choice. No more second guessing, contemplating or third guessing for that matter. How easy is that?!
We offer several types of monthly crafter's club kits:
knit,
crochet,
plastic canvas,
ornament,
jewelry and
puzzle (300 pieces, 500 pieces or 1000 pieces). *Note: all Mary Maxim monthly crafter's club kits are handpicked and preselected by our experienced staff of crafters. We work closely with vendors and our incredible design staff to ensure each monthly crafter club is an exceptional value. So whether you consider yourself an adventurous type or you just like happy mail surprises, consider joining one of our clubs!
Here's how it works:
1) Enroll in the club(s) of your choice by 1 of 3 ways-by phone, mail or website. (You can join more than 1 club!
Individual club rates apply.)
2) Wait for your kit to arrive by USPS mail. (shipping dates vary from club to club, but you will receive your subscription every month)
3) Enjoy your new Mary Maxim club kit!
By enrolling in a Mary Maxim crafter's club, you will receive the kit(s) of your choice once a month by mail. You provide your credit card number with the understanding that the card you provide will be charged once a month and we'll take care of the rest. The best part is you can cancel at any time with no penalty no matter the reason! Maybe you'd just like to have this service during those long, cold winters but you know when summer-time comes, you'll be enjoying the sunshine outside. No problem, you can continue your subscription and a craft or two available on rainy or hot days, or cancel/hold your membership until your ready! Perhaps you have the perfect person in mind to surprise, give them the gift of a monthly kit! That's right, you can gift these as well. Â Like your kit but stuck on something? Call us! (1-800-962-9504) We have an experienced and talented project assistance team to assist you with any issues you may encounter with your Mary Maxim pattern. Contact them Monday thru Friday 10am-4pm EST.
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If you'd like more information regarding any of our monthly crafter's clubs, please contact us at 1-800-962-9504 and any one of our customer service representatives will be more than happy to help! Â The last day to enroll in a club for March is February 28th!
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1 comment
I was thinking about trying something in knitting but don’t know where to start. Would your knitting club be appropriate for an absolute beginning? I’ve crochet for more than 50 years and done other crafts but not knitting. I one time at age 11 was taught to knit a pair of very basic baby booties but haven’t picked up knitting needles in over 50 years. Can you direct me to the best place to start?
Thank you for your time and help!
Karen