Welcome to Craft Schooling Sunday, thank so much for joining me here! We are now in the Jewish month of Cheshvan, the only month on the Jewish calendar with no holiday, and it is thus considered a "dark" month. So I say, now is time to fire up the creative ovens and get cracking on crafts and decorations for Chanukah which is a mere two months away, and surely deserves some extra attention, especially this year. My archives are busting at the seams with all kinds of crafts for chanukah, and of course I'll be adding some new ones to the roster though I think at the moment I'd rather delve into crocheting something! The features as always, are full of great crochet projects and craft and DIY projects that can keep everyone busy and fulfilled, so enjoy!
Love this cozy crocheted triangular shawl from
Anna Simple crochet, a truly simple project with great results!
Another fantastic crocheted project from frau tschi tschi, a fun rustic crocheted owl stuffie, love it!
An adorable crocheted cloud pillow (?) from Anne Marie, and a chunky knit baby sweater from kiku corner.
An adorable crocheted black cat with a pumpkin from howling at the moon.
A fun crocheted monster hat, with free pattern, that could double as a fun costume, from eye love knots. Or make it as a curly crocheted wig?
A colorful striped crocheted blanket with a mix of stitches from frau tschi tschi, and close up looks at some of the stitch patterns in other blankets, from frau tschi tschi.
A classic crocheted granny blanket from chris in de haak, and a baby swan crocheted by craft attic resources.
A patchwork japanese knot bag from sum of their stories and a fall sensory basket for toddlers from in our spare time.
Love love love this recycled cereal box cat project from doodle buddies, and this tp tube and bottle top cat (amazing!) also from doodle buddies.
A DIY tetris notebook cover from sum of their stories, and a lovely scrappy card from paper seedlings.
Really impressive and colorful daily sketches from paper seedlings are such an inspiration to draw and paint!
That is it for the features, what have you been up to?
