Welcome to Craft Schooling Sunday! Last week's party was packed with great projects, which I just know you're going to enjoy! Thanks so much for stopping by and please don't be shy to share your latest creative endeavors!
Aren't these large electrical wire spool stools from the lovely cupboard just the cutest, from I'm totally in love with these felt flowers that nest of posies used on a wreath, but they would look great just about anywhere.
Can't stop making things impresses us again with her handiness inmaking this sweet bench from scratch! And I just love this yarn scrap bowl from a party newcomer, Elisabeth Andre.
This paper bag tree is just the greatest, from Crafts By Amanda, and I love the simplicity of this wall shadow project from science sparks, a simple little project to have up your sleeve !
An amazing project from jellyfish jelly, a chandelier from a cardboard tube and a cereal box? Yes, isn't that brilliant, and wouldn't these be great in a Succah, I mean like really great? Helen Clyde did a great job with this paper drink parasoul covered lamp shade, which is so much fun and so simple to make, also a great idea for the Succah my friends!
Anne Marie always pleases with her lovely crochet projects, and though I did feature the original pattern of this in a previous party way back when, I just had to show it again because I'm sure most of you missed it, and it's just too cute! And speaking of cute, these stuffed sailboats are just adorable, and sew and the city was even kind enough to put together a pattern and a tutorial, so go for it! That's all for now, can't wait to see what you've all been up to!
