Welcome to Craft Schooling Sunday, thanks so much for joining me here! I almost can't believe that the festive Jewish holiday of Purim is in two weeks, which means I need to get my act together. Hmmm, right about now I'd rather spend my creative time painting and drawing, so I will be combining that with Purim crafts as much as time allows. Most importantly I need to get out and see the blooming almond trees as we are expecting a big dose of winter on Monday, which may even include some snow, and at the least lots of rain and freezing weather! You will not find me complaining about that, rather rushing to bring in any succulents that I can, and possibly cover those that are too large to move. Okay, lets take a look at all the wonderful features from last week's party! And if you have not already, PLEASE follow me on instagram, and just as soon as I get active with the @creativejewishmom account, as well as the @sara.rivka.dahan account, I will follow you back.
Simple and great looking knit hat using chenille yarn, from
kiku corner.
Cutest ever knit bear with a cape from ginx craft, and an adorable wine cork girl from handmade by Amalia.
A gorgeous crocheted granny square pillow cover in the making, byAnne Marie haak blog.
Sweet as can be heart C2C crocheted washclothes from eye love knots.
A great looking and cozy long sleeved crocheted shrug from frau tschi tschi.
Crocheted C2C alphabet squares from eye love knots, and a fun to whip up giant crocheted basket from howling at the moon.
The beginning of a mosaic C2C crocheted blanket from frau tschi tschi, and crocheted baby doll wipes from craft attic resources.
Book page bunting from sum of their stories, and a fantastic up-cycled book page heart within the book, from Priyam simple joys.
A DIY fleece mittens pattern from hello sewing, and an adorable felt love birds carry all from sew can do.
Gorgeous glass flower garden ornaments in the snow from jeanne selep.
Really unique sculptural wood scraps wall art from unique creations by Anita.
That is it for the features, what have you been up to?
