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Q: What is the benefit of crafting?

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Q: Do kits come with cushion inserts?

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Q: Should cushion inserts be bigger than the cover?

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Q: Can I make my own cushion inserts?

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Q: How often should I replace cushion inserts?

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Q: What sizes do cushion inserts come in?

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Q: How to fluff up a flattened cushion?

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Q: What are the different kind of scissors?

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Q: What are the small scissors used for?

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Q: What are the medium scissors used for?

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FAQ

What is the benefit of crafting?

Over 70% of Craft Club customers in March 2026 said crafting benefits them as a way to relax and to have a creative outlet. There is a deep wellness theme across responses, as customers have used craft to manage anxiety, ADHD, and stress.

Do kits come with cushion inserts?

No, the kits don't come with inserts. These will need to be purchased separately. Please make sure you check the sizing of your kit before buying an insert!

Should cushion inserts be bigger than the cover?

Cushion inserts should generally be an inch or two larger than the cushion cover. This allows the cushion to look full and have the right amount of body to rest on.

Can I make my own cushion inserts?

Yes, you can make your own cushion inserts by measuring the desired cushion cover, cutting two pieces of light fabric 1-2 inches larger and sewing them together. Make sure to leave a gap to fill it with stuff before sewing it closed.

How often should I replace cushion inserts?

Cushion inserts should be replaced every two to four years. They need to be replaced less often than pillows that are used daily, but replacing them ensures the cushion stays plump and comfortable.

What sizes do cushion inserts come in?

Cushion inserts come in a range of sizes. Common sizes include 40 × 40 cm, 45 × 45 cm, and 50 × 50 cm for square covers, and 30 × 50 cm or 35 × 55 cm for rectangular styles.

How to fluff up a flattened cushion?

You can fluff up a flattened cushion by holding the opposite edges and rhythmically squishing in and pulling it gently out. If this doesn't work, it might be time for an insert replacement.

What are the different kind of scissors?

We offer multiple kinds of scissors, the difference being in their size. Having a range of small, medium, and large scissors ensure you're equipped for every crafty situation.

What are the small scissors used for?

Small scissors are used best in Embroidery, Cross Stitch and Half Stitch kits. The sharp point is ideal for the delicate nature of the thread used in these kits.

What are the medium scissors used for?

Medium scissors are used for thicker yarn weights, like chenille and popcorn yarn. The thicker blade is ideal to use in kits like our moss and crochet kits.