Welcome to Craft Schooling Sunday! We gearing up for our last week of summer vacation, so gotta run, but thanks so much for stopping by and enjoy all the wonderful featured projects from last weeks party!
I just love this jute and sand dollar ampersand from Kelsey Inspired in Grenada, and this simple shell artwork with a rolled newspaper frame is simply brilliant, made by The Lazy Hobby Hopper in India. How's that for some beachy crafting from around the world?
Isn't this crocheted tray from Alessia just gorgeous? My Italian isn't the greatest, but she told me that she put a piece of cardboard in the base, which I'm guessing is two layers. And crocheted jar covers are certainly not new news to most of us, but I just love how sweet and simple this one is, thanks to Anne Marie. You can expect to see some of these from me very soon…..
The crafty cpa is back with another winner, this adorable patchwork change purse. And of course, you gotta love these rain boot planters from homespun with love, right? These would be so adorable at the front door!
Here's some more great crochet projects, first some adorable owls from little woolie in Australia, and secondly some great crocheted beads from the little treasures in Macedonia, or is it Muldavia, forgive me Maya, I'm a bit sleep deprived!
I just love these little sponge pom poms from every little day, wouldn't they be great party decor/favors for a summer birthday party? And who wouldn't want to play with some play dough made from kool-aid, thanks to run with glitter, for the inspiration and recipe.
Of course most of us have painted rocks, but never in gorgeous intense colors like these, inspired by Red Ted Art from the painted Aboriginal stones whe brought back from Australia. And these gorgeous lavender wands, also from Red Ted Art, are the perfect example of a traditional craft that seems so perfect right now. Now if I could just get my hands on some lavender right now, I'd make some! That's all for now, hope you're as inspired as I am and that maybe you'll have a chance to harness that inspiration!
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