Welcome To Craft Schooling Sunday!

Welcome to Craft Schooling Sunday, thanks so much for joining me here! Sometimes when the party resumes after a break things are a bit slow getting started, but not in 2019, the first party was packed with amazing projects, some of which I’m dreaming of doing myself……maybe someday! Sunday night is the wonderful Jewish holiday of Tu B’Shevat, the New Year for the trees, a minor holiday that involves a Seder with 4 cups of wine and eating lots of different kinds of fruit, yippee! The holiday marks the awakening of the fruit bearing trees, and is a lovely day to celebrate during the dead of winter! I’ll be going out to a local Tu B’Shevat Seder with my daughter as we’ll be the only ones home, and holidays are always so much more enjoyable when observed with others! So dear readers, have a wonderful Tu B’Shevat (that means tet vav shevat, shevat is the month tet vav is the day of the month) and enjoy the features!

Love love love this fabric (jeans and felt) version of the traditional Scandanavian paper woven heart, from pillar box blue.

An amazing neon string art DIY from pillar box blue, the battery pack is hidden behind the frame, perfect!

A fun double crochet blanket to beat the winter blues from anne marie, and a square temperature blanket based on baby’s (or anyone’s) birth year from frau tschi tschi.
Lovely crocheted brioche beanie from kiku corner, and a fun retro granny square bag from lilias craft party.

A gorgeous moss stitch crocheted scarf from anabelia, that is now on my list of things to crochet for the male members in the family!An adorable crocheted llama with pom poms from howling at the moon, and a fun wavy baby blanket using interesting yarn, from sew crafty crochet.
A chunky C2C super hero colored blanket from sew crafty crochet, and a fun toilet paper roll cover from frau tschi tschi.

Gorgeous map luminary bags from pillar box blue.

DIY laundry detergent saves money, from busy being Jennifer.
Tuna can boxes are upcycled as fun stand up houses from doodle buddies, and anika’s DIY life made this fun IKEA hack clock, so simple and fun.Knit herring bone free hat pattern from kiku corner, and a great looking knit citroen car from ginx craft.
Two gorgeous sweaters to knit: a branches and buds pullover with gorgeous neck detail from kiku corner, and a cozy cardigan with fun sleeve stripes from ginx craft.
I could go on and on with the features, but will save the bits and bobs for next week. What have you been up to?

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