Welcome To Craft Schooling Sunday!

Welcome to Craft Schooling Sunday and wishing everyone a joyful and meaningful Passover! I am writing this on Friday, and need to still finish up a bunch of things before the holiday, some cooking to do, some laundry to do, some putting boxes up in the attic, and maybe even a little last minute origami for the seder table, we will see! There is so much excitement in the air as we live in a little neighborhood where everyone is doing the same thing at the same time (well, most of my neighbors finished their cleaning before I did, but they're are not crafters!) and there is such a wonderful feeling of anticipation after all the hard work. Plus everything (well almost everything) in the house is sparkling clean, which is such a great feeling! Now if I just had an extra day to go crazy with the crafting, such is life! So that is all for now, enjoy the fun spring features from last week's party:

 A wonderful vintage sheet quilt from busy being Jennifer (USA) and a lovely vintage silverware box re-haul from the navage patch (USA.)

A simple air plant stand from a gorgeous vintage electrical thing (sorry no time to go back and check what it is exactly) from the log book (USA) and a DIY geometric globe light from atta girl says (USA.)

Fun ikat decoupaged bracelets from the scrap shoppe blog (USA) and a great little tutorial for making these sand dollar soaps from atta girl says (USA)

 Another fabulous knit car from ginx crafts (UK) and a fun crocheted letter pillow from howling at the moon (The Netherlands.)

Love this vintage trunk side table from pillar box blue (United Kingdom.)

A wonderful crocodile stitch flower pillow (crocheted) from my world of crochet (Germany) and a fun crocheted rainbow rose from howling at the moon (The Netherlands.)

 A festive crocheted houses garland from homemade at my place (Mozambique) and a fun pom pom garland from chris in de haak (The Netherlands.)

Sweet stamped wedding sachets from la vida holoka (USA) and a fun roll up placemat with a pocket from tea and a sewing machine (UK)

  How to make a vertical garden with a palette, from world market, and a fantastic DIY tutorial for turning regular pots into works of art from the navage patch (USA.) That is it for the features, what have you been up to?