Showing posts with label classes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label classes. Show all posts

Friday, January 20, 2012

OMG, It's 2012

Okay, here it is the middle of January 2012. It is time to get back in the practice of writing, keeping you all abreast of what is happening in the wild wacky world of sewing, jewelry creating, and life in general here at the home of the Craft Goddess.
The Get Off Your Broom challenge that I participated in had some rewards, I lost 8 pounds, and I am on the road to eating better and getting more organized. Did any of you participate? What were your results?
The holidays were a whirl-wind here. I have been sewing up a storm. I made lounge pants for the Grandson, a blouse for the oldest Granddaughter and a super cute quilted purse for the youngest Granddaughter. Then, for the Hubs, I made a plaid flannel shirt. Then, just for good measure, I made earrings for the few of the daughters and friends and crocheted hats for others.
Now I am working on samples for some really fun new classes; I will put up pictures as soon as they are finished. How has the new year started for you? I’d love to hear what you are all working on.

Thursday, August 11, 2011

Season's Change

Summer has passed so quickly, and we are looking toward fall already. I love the changing of the seasons, the rich colors, the warm earthy fragrances, and most of all the soft, snuggly clothing that comes with the cooler seasons. I am already planning some great sewing and crochet projects, which will in turn inspire some jewelry creations. How about you? Do you have anything on the drawing board? Tell me about it; let's inspire each other.
Just in case you need a little inspiration, I am starting a new round of classes at Joann's in Stockton, California. I am loving the fleece jacket and will be wearing mine as soon as the weather gets a little cooler. Oh, and I have a new passion, polymer clay. The class focuses on making some of the popular large hole beads, and I had so much fun with them. My mind quickly went to, "what else can I do?", so you will no doubt be seeing some other fun ideas as I move more indoors for the winter.