Welcome to Craft Schooling Sunday, thanks for joining me here! I can’t believe that it is already almost the middle of July, yikes! My summer plans for getting back into art have not been realized, and I may just have to leave it at that. I have been crafting with my students and crocheting toys, so I have been creative, just not with the paint. I usually take a whole bunch of sketchbook supplies on our adventures (to the USA again this year) but I’m having second thoughts about that since it takes up room and I’m not in the habit, and I really might just opt to crochet, and even knit tiny sweaters for the little stuffed animals I’m using in my 1/8 scale dollhouses, and for the tiny stuffed animals I hope to sew! Ah yes, and I also want to do some cross stitch tiny pillows for the dollhouse, so maybe we’ll just opt out of the sketchbook this year? Or maybe just a few supplies and a small sketchbook? I have two weeks to decide, hmmmm? Okay, enjoy all the amazing features from last week’s party!
A wonderful upcycled front jean pocket pencil cup from me and my inklings
Fun popsicle stick puppet craft to help kids learn shapes, from creatively Beth
A wonderful no-sew fabric scrap tassel bag charm from sum of their stories
Gluten free back to school rainbow cake stack from me and my inklings
With “the three weeks” a mourning period on the Jewish calendar coming up soon, this watercolor paint the Kotel craft, using kosher salt, is perfect, from Jewish Moms and Crafters
Lovely and so relaxing coloring pages from Jewish Moms and Crafters, and why not color a bunch for Rosh HaShana and Succot crafting, and set aside?
A dollar store beaded floral wreath from steph makes things, and DIY fabric baskets with modge podge and strips of fabric, from steph makes things.
A wonderful cut paper portrait collage from handmade in Israel
A wonderful Chicago condo dining roomreveak, from it all started with paint
Quick fried dough balls made without yeast, so no rising time, and with yogurt in the batter, from food nutters. Loving all these food tales from the Balkans, so interesting!
Fabulous summer simmer pot recipe from it all started with paint, try it!
That is it for the features, so many amazing ones! What have you been up to?
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