Welcome to Craft Schooling Sunday, thanks so much for joining me here! The Jewish holiday of Rosh HaShana is in just one week, so now is the time to get crafting and cooking for this festive yet serious two day holiday that ushers in the "high holidays." I am thinking about Succah decor and the projects I had hoped to already have completed but so be it. Once again it will be a bit of a mad rush, sigh. Though I did purchase some cotton yarn today with the hopes of crocheting some trim for the lampshades I made last year......and since I'm going out of town, this will hopefully be the perfect travel project. Now if I can just find the box with the lampshades in them so I can measure the circumference that would be a great start. Whether or not you are planning on crafting for the upcoming Jewish holidays, Fall is a great time to get those creative gears moving, so lets get to it and soak up some inspiration from last week's party via the features, shall we?
Love these DIY body balm with lanolin jars with the cutest fabric tops ever......usually seen with jam but love this even more, from kiku corner.
A great looking crocheted lampshade from muscetta, and a collection of crocheted stuffies from Anne Marie haak blog.
Love this crocheted pumpkin from frau tschi tschi, who truly takes the prize for the most productive crocheter to visit this party, and maybe ever!
A lovely crocheted granny stitch color block scarf from eye love knots, and a rabbit tracks crocheted baby blanket in progress from bijou bead boutique.
A cozy knit waves scarf from lilia craft party is the perfect project to start right now!
Fun and practicial DIY pocket tissue holders from fabric scraps from sum of their stories, and a tutorial for making beaded memory wire bracelets from bijou bead boutique.
A lovely way to use up all those tiny scraps, make cards! from sum of their stories, and tiny book page pumpkins in a frame are just the sweetest, from the scrap shoppe blog.
A nice meal idea for fall, chicken with sausage jambalaya, from cooking with Ewa, who always has great photography to boot! Pumpkin yogurt pops from home cooking memories and pumpkin crumb cake from delightfulemade, are fun ways to enjoy pumpkin.
That is it for the feautures, what have you been up to?
Welcome to Craft Schooling Sunday, thanks so much for joining me here! The Jewish holiday of Rosh HaShana is in just one week, so now is the time to get crafting and cooking for this festive yet serious two day holiday that ushers in the "high holidays." I am thinking about Succah decor and the projects I had hoped to already have completed but so be it. Once again it will be a bit of a mad rush, sigh. Though I did purchase some cotton yarn today with the hopes of crocheting some trim for the lampshades I made last year......and since I'm going out of town, this will hopefully be the perfect travel project. Now if I can just find the box with the lampshades in them so I can measure the circumference that would be a great start. Whether or not you are planning on crafting for the upcoming Jewish holidays, Fall is a great time to get those creative gears moving, so lets get to it and soak up some inspiration from last week's party via the features, shall we?
