Welcome To Craft Schooling Sunday!
Welcome to Craft Schooling Sunday, thanks so much for joining me here. With Passover in less than a week (starts Friday night) the pressure is on to get the house and most importantly, the kitchen, truly clean! The fridge is scoured as are any cabinets and counters that will be used for Passover and all food items not “kosher for Passover” are locked up or eaten before the holiday, and if that food is crackers or bread or anything containing flour, that item most likely will be eaten outside starting on Sunday in order to avoid pieces or crumbs in the house. While Jewish law requires considerably less cleaning than many of us do, we really wouldn’t have it any other way as it just wouldn’t feel like coming out of slavery if we didn’t work to make our homes orderly and shining as well as free of leavened products! There is no feeling like sitting down at the seder on the first night of Passover with everything sparkling clean physically and spiritually and all the work getting there is part of the journey. With that in mind, gotta run, so enjoy the features and happy Passover preparations!
Speaking of clean houses, love this little felt cottage for Spring from flamingo toes.
And this sweet one year old birthday party outdoors from style safari is lovely.
Adorable embroidery hoop art for Spring from flamingo toes is cute as can be, and totally do-able!
A cozy crocheted granny triangle scarf from frau tschi tschi is perfect for Spring, and quick to crochet.
A gorgeous knit sweater with Spring flower detailig from kiku corner.
A knit scarf from lilia craft party, and a knit fairy doll from ginx craft.
Great ideas for laundry room decor (for those living in places like the USA where houses are large…….) from
Twenty great ideas for making DIY bath bombs from the kindest way.
Spring mason jar applique with embroidery from flamingo toes, and mason jar succulents from busy being Jennifer.
Upcycled computer keyboard keys necklace from ghastly girl, and a crystal lamp finial DIY from rain on a tin roof.
