Welcome To Craft Schooling Sunday
WHOOPS, for all those who came on Saturday night, sorry I neglected to past the code for the party. such is life in these crazy times…….
Welcome to Craft Schooling Sunday, thanks so much for joining me here! What can I say? At the moment I am grateful for my own health and that of all my family in these scary Corona virus times. I am grateful for the home that is large enough to give everyone their space, the large porch with a stunning mountain view, and the fact that we live in a somewhat remote town (still 35,000 people) that has up until now been largely spared from the ravages of the Corona virus. While we are very busy getting the house ready for Passover, and basically occupied with that, there is still an air of sadness and uncertainty filling the air, rather than the usual happy bustling that takes place just before the holiday. Since it is just the smallest version of our immediate family at home for the holiday there is much less pressure cooking-wise but not giving up on the excuse to really deep clean the house, especially since we were not home the past two Passovers! (Last year we did clean the house, but 1 week before Passover we were invited to come to Jerusalem’s Old City for the holiday, in order to host the owner of the vacation rental we inhabited together with his kids. It was amazing!)
During the week of Passover there is no crafting but once the holiday is over I can’t wait to use my hopefully very organized studio to start painting and art journaling just for starters. And since the kids will certainly still be home, I’m hoping they’ll join me as well. In the mean time, here is some wonderful inspiration from last week’s party, and now is a great time to learn to crochet, or knit, if you haven’t already!
The most adorable crocheted scarf ever, cookies and milk, from sew crafty crochet.
Fun amigurumi octopi from Anne Marie haak blog.
Knit kangaroos complete with a baby in the pouch are amazing, from ginx craft.
A gorgeous knit fair isle style sweater from kiku corner.
Love these crocheted carrots from sew crafty crochet, so fun!
A sweet and simple crocheted “carrot” pouch from eye love knots, and a great looking crocheted crayon scarf from sew crafty crochet. 
Traditional granny square pillow with a heart in the middle, and a round granny square pillow, both from Chris in de haak.
Crocheted chrysanthemum’s a bow and leaves for a crocheted wreath, from eye love knots.
Fabulous DIY twine carrots from DIY vibes. Just dye the twine yourself, and so simple!
Ikea hack macrame plant hanger is also great inspiration to make your own from scratch from handmade weekly.
Lovely flour sack spring hand towels from handmade weekly, and a simple spring wall art from Chas crazy creations.
Making marbled paper with shaving cream looks like such an amazing activity, from an artful mom.
That is it for the features, what have you been up to?
9 Comments
Pamela @ DIY Vibes
Thank you, Sara, for featuring my twine carrots. Hope you and your family have a wonderful holiday. I think all of us will feel something is missing on Easter when we can’t gather with others to celebrate but it will be worth it if it saves lives!
Pam
Thank you so much for featuring my marbled shaving cream paper! You made my day! Thanks, also, for hosting the fun party during these trying times.
Amber Johnson
I just happened to stumble upon your blog, and I think I’ve found my people! All the beautiful yarn projects WOW!
Thanks for hosting, I linked up and will definitely be back!
Amber Johnson
craftaboo.com/quarantine-2020-crochet-pattern-roundup/
Sara Rivka
Hi Amber, so happy to have you join the party, and such a sweet comment! It is a small party but full of great talent and women that have been linking up for years! Welcome!
Chas Greener
You are just so sweet Sara, thank you for the feature. You’ve made my day! I hope you are safe, well, and having a lovely weekend friend 🙂
Allyson
Yes, it’s so nice to have a peaceful view during isolation mode! We don’t have your mountains, but we get to enjoy living in our wooded yard where we can listen to the birds sing and watch the squirrels play and steal birdseed. This week, I’m sharing my amusing Easter printable. Thanks for hosting!
handmade by amalia
Happy Passover, dear Sara. Stay safe!
Amalia
xo
Sara Rivka
Hi Amalia, chag kasher vsameach to you and yours! We are taking all the precautions that we can, and good health to you and yours!
Susan
Thank you for sharing –flour sack towels