One of my favourite hours in the QVC week is definatly Card crafting, becasue of the card crafing expert Dawn Bibby, who the mass majority of the audience are in love with.As some texts sent into the show claimed " Card crafting has turned my life around." Some of the cards produced with the sets available are very professional looking but you have to spend a large amount of money to produce one card, that would cost £2 in a shop. It really isn't economical.

The presenters seem to be really passionate about the products they are selling and this obviously reflects on the amount of items that sell out in a blink of the eye. Viewers often build up a very strong rapport with the presenters and talk about them like they are friends(slightly concerning).

A real positive about QVC is the range of products available, from bedding to pans and from jewellery to fashion. Admittedly some of the fashion available are slightly dated though. I think that some of the beauty products available are fairly good value if bought in sets, compared with salon prices.

What I find annoying about QVC is the amount of posting and packing you have to pay on the smallest of products, and really does put the price sky high.

Overall, QVC is all about convience but you have the patience to shop around you could probably get the products cheaper elsewhere.