Welcome to Craft Schooling Sunday. Fall is in the air here in Northern Israel, and for some readers, such as one in Hungary, temperatures have begun to drop enough warranting the necessity to crochet lovely cowls. Oh how I do love the season change and how it gets my crafty gears turning! Speaking of which, I can see that I'm not alone, as the contributors from around the world are also submitting so many amazing projects, thanks to you all. Where are these crafty readers from? Well, you know I love typing up that list that does change slightly from week to week, (and I'm always hoping for some new countries, anyone game?)so here it is:
Israel, Pakistan, Turkey, Slovakia, Hungary, Macedonia, Italy, Spain, Portugal, The United Kingdom, The Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark, Brazil, Guatemala, The United States, Jakarta and Australia! Did I miss anyone? Gotta love it, and now for the features from last week's party:
Love the colors in this crocheted blanket by happy in red, that was crocheted in Morocco!, and this fun honey comb character craft from pysselbolaget.
A knitted yarn stash hat from Lanas de Ana is a perfect project to start now, as is a nice striped crocheted cowl from teszek veszek, who needs it already for cold temps in Hungary.
Lovely fall colors in this crocheted afghan from the crochet caretaker, and a fun little crocheted pumpkin with pattern from happy in red.
Sweet amigurumi inspiration from my home is my castle, and a fun way to use felt balls from spoonful of crafts.
Embroidered knitted hearts from Ginx craft, a lovely crocheted medallion from Muriel's crochet, and a fantastic cross stitched rose on a crocheted ground from howling at the moon.
Two sewing projects, a fun paper bag waist skirt from threading my way, and a very useful tutorial to sew these pillows also from threading my way.
A recipe for making slime that the kids will love from mostly food and crafts, and a creative leather phone pouch from wild poppy fields.
Getting hungry? Try a rolled spice bread from Winnie or some candy corn frosting cupcakes from dixie chik cooks.Thats it for the features, what's new in your crafting adventures?
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