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#51
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Missouri
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Originally Posted by Sue Fish
I took pics recently of some of the cross stitch samplers I have done...I have about 32 of them in my kitchen alone and many others around the house..
#52
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Location: Missouri
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Originally Posted by candlequilter
I do all sorts of crafts from crocheting, knitting, cross stitch, needlepoint, and candle carving. Here are just a few pictures of my candles.
#53
I have two daughters who are very tall for their age (DH is 6'8") so I make most of their clothes and we do lots of crafts together. They like the cross stitch boxes, beads, scrapbooking and so much more. We're working our way through yarn crafts now.
#54
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Location: Missouri
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Originally Posted by Ditter43
Originally Posted by raptureready
I paint, scrapbook, sew clothing, dabble in genealogy, watercolor, embroidery, make cards, bake, make small crafts(potholders, pincushions, etc), and Prismacolor pencils. I have done candlewicking, candle making, soap making, jewelry, rock polishing, wood burning, wood carving, doll making, gardening, rug making, knitting, crocheting, macrame, etc. If it's caught my eye I've tried it.
Here is a big rug I crocheted about 20 years ago and a couple of my paintings.....
#56
Before I began quilting, I did counted Cross Stitching for over 30 years.. Due to becoming Legally Blind ( according to DMV, and my eye surgeon , but not according to me ), my eyes can't handle the small stitching any longer.. Out of sheer boredom, I walked into a store, saw a quilt hanging, and thought " I can do that! ", so set out trying to come up with material at home to do just that.. my first ugly quilt ever. haha, but since, then enjoy quilting , just not as much as CCS... I also make , when I have materials , greeting cards, with embellishments, ect I find here at home. I dont know if any other scrap bookers/ card makers are on this board, but would love to see some of your creations if so.. and maybe do some kind of pay it forward, or giveaway/ trade for scrapbooking stuff too.. Afterall, quilters aren't the only ones who are generous with our fabrics, and such.. ( I love being a dual diagnosis " client " -quilter/cardmaker...
#58
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: western australia
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i used to cross stitch and hook rugs now I
crochet
knit
make cards
I taught myself to tat.
beading / jewelry)
painting (had a picture in the london art gallery many years ago don't paint anymore)
polymer clay (for card making)
photography
macrame
dressmaking
candle making (in the past not now)
soap making
pottery (hand not turned did realy well till I couldn't handle the workload and suffered burnout)
baking/cooking
gardening
and of course breeding my beautiful cats
crochet
knit
make cards
I taught myself to tat.
beading / jewelry)
painting (had a picture in the london art gallery many years ago don't paint anymore)
polymer clay (for card making)
photography
macrame
dressmaking
candle making (in the past not now)
soap making
pottery (hand not turned did realy well till I couldn't handle the workload and suffered burnout)
baking/cooking
gardening
and of course breeding my beautiful cats
#59
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Join Date: May 2010
Posts: 29
Wow, I've got more hobbies than energy to do them all. :-D
In no particular order:
Sewing clothes
Quilting (mostly little art quilts)
Beading, jewelry making
Photography (never go anywhere without a point and shoot now)
Writing
Art journaling (this incorporates painting, drawing, and collage)
Digital art (Make a collage or drawing, scan it in, print it on fabric, and head up to #2 :thumbup: )
Woodturning (in winter only)
Whichever one I have the most energy for is what I do. Right now its art journaling.
In no particular order:
Sewing clothes
Quilting (mostly little art quilts)
Beading, jewelry making
Photography (never go anywhere without a point and shoot now)
Writing
Art journaling (this incorporates painting, drawing, and collage)
Digital art (Make a collage or drawing, scan it in, print it on fabric, and head up to #2 :thumbup: )
Woodturning (in winter only)
Whichever one I have the most energy for is what I do. Right now its art journaling.
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