Welcome To Craft Schooling Sunday!

Welcome to Craft Schooling Sunday, thanks so much for joining me here! My lastest realization is that the only way to get through these crazy times is with creativity, lots of it! I have been delving a bit more into painting and trying to keep up my sketchbook practice in the middle of an otherwise busy schedule. And I can certainly say that without those creative activities I would be downright miserable. With Chanukah still in the distance I am crafting for the holiday, but in a relaxed way, and hoping that one day soon I’ll get out some yarn and get around to crocheting something, maybe a crocheted cloud or two or a new scarf, or a whale for an upcoming birthday present. Then again, there are many other things calling my name, so no promises…..last January I spent time crocheting all my gift pouches for Chanukah, so I have a box filled to the brim and ready to go, very unlike me, but so refreshing! So my second conclusion about how to get through these crazy times is by planning ahead and relieving stress that comes with last minute plans……don’t I know! Okay, I must run, so enjoy the features from last week’s party and looking forward to seeing what you’ve been up to. And if you decide to knit, or sew, or crochet, well, the features will not disappoint!

A great looking patchwork denim star from pillar box blue, perfect for chanukah!

Mosaic scrabble square and findings ball from jeanne selep, is fabulous!

A fun DIY dice bag from hello sewing is a great gift to sew!

Crocheted cat in a dress from frau tschi tschi is beyond adorable!

The most gorgeous knit hat ever from kiku corner, really has me thinking about knitting something!

A fun DIY wood bird from craft klatch is a great project for beginners…..hmmm if only I had the workshop to even think about this!

A lovely patchwork square from my bijou life, inspiration to get quilting?

LOVE these curled crepe paper streamers that are so simple to make, from priyam simple joys, and now on my list of party decorations to try!

Gorgeous cut paper art from handmade in Israel for a Bat Mitzvah present, so sweet!
A cut paper leaf, with intricate cuts, is worth the effort, from Priyam simple joys.