Great Rocks !!!

It's really not. You lay out your wool fibers and stab away with a needle. There are tools that will hold multiple needles also.

Well done. Those are fabulous

those are so cute !!

Cute

Some of the rocks I've been painting for Halloween

"Kindness Rocks" are placed in public places like parks, stores, office buildings, etc, for strangers to find to brighten their day

That's great, you have really good skills, looks to hard for me to do

Very pretty!

That's cool, Dollar Tree has lots of fun Halloween decorations

Very cute!

Great idea! I'll h ave to check out my Dollar store

As it's Thanksgiving here in Canada today, I thought I would look for something suitable


Get the whole family involved in your Thanksgiving craft decorations with these festive pear turkeys. Display them in a row on a mantel or use them as place card holders for your family's feast.

You will need:

• Fake pears
• Fake leaves
• Glue gun
• Glue stick
• Black permanent marker
• Orange and red scrapbook paper
• Scissors

To make:

1. Apply glue from the glue gun to the lower front section of one leaf. Hold it in place on the back of the pear.
2. Use a black permanent marker to draw two eyes.
3. Cut a small triangle out of orange scrapbook paper for a beak and a piece of red for the wattle. Glue both in place using the glue stick.

https://www.canadianliving.com/home-and-garden/diy-and-crafts/article/thanksgiving-crafts-kids-will-love-these-adorable-pear-turkeys

Good job! I’ve been wondering, is it hard to do?

That's really good. Thanks for posting.

I've been taking one and done needle felting classes. The most recent one I attended was spooky landscapes. Here's what I came up with:

They are really lovely all of them.

Thank you, I take great personal pride in my creations.

This is truly a work of art. And so practical, too! I love how it holds the pieces.

Here's the game board folded.

The reverse side of the game board, the trays hold all the game pieces once the game board is folded.

Here's my recent creation, Brandubh wooden folding boardgame. A great way to relax after a hard day of pillage and plunder!

Great , thanks for posting.

It's something crafted by me.

Is it a craft ?

I just recently introduced my new Aerodrome(R) 1.1 WWI aerial combat boardgame. You can play it as a regular boardgame or 'remotely' against opponents worldwide!

Real nice job

Really nice Hoot

Love it

cute

That's really good ,it does not look home made. Well done.

One of my local quilt shops did a class for this pattern using waxed canvas fabric. Very popular class! Nice work!

This is an over the shoulder cross body bag. I've made two of these, one is just sitting here, the other is in full use every day for me personally. The original pattern is sold by Noodlehead. The pattern artist said Noodlehead was the nickname she gave her oldest daughter because of her exceptionally curly hair. The shop page is https://blog.noodle-head.com/2020/10/new-pattern-sandhill-sling.html

Rounding corners and matching the length of each piece so they fit together (the gussets and the front and back as well as the inside) is the hardest and most rewarding part of this project.

My project front:

My project back:

My project inside:

Yes it is a mirror, you can just see a bit of sky and cloud in it.Its on my garden fence.

This is so pretty and time consuming.. GREAT JOB

Its beautiful. Well done.

Hi Sally, I love your ...Mosaic? I'm not familiar with the craft. But, is that a mirror inset? This is a very beautiful and interesting piece.

Another bag I made earlier this month, this one is a ByAnnie pattern. Thread Dispenser/Sewing Case 2.0 is the name of the pattern although they have updated it to the Roman numeral II instead of 2.0 as they sell it now. ByAnnie patterns are ones that I have made several of although they are always challenging the first time I make them and would be even harder I think for newcomers because she has some unique features and techniques that she uses. She makes her designs so that there are no raw edges, everything is bound on the edges. I was lucky in that my wife actually attended a class she taught so she got familiar with her techniques.

For me, this was a nice project because I've never sewn on vinyl before. It was easy and if you've never done it, it's not much different that sewing on fabric. Feel free to try it. Anyway, here's my little project.

Folded up, it will stand on it's own.


Outside of bag.


Inside of bag with two zippered pockets shown.

Love it

Really good

I know how much work goes into a quilt like that! Beautifully done!

That is so cool! How big is the piece?

There is still time to win our special July patchwork token

(unknown photo)

Post a patchwork picture during July to win the above token

Really well done.

It's gorgeous!

I have posted this quilt before, its one of my favorites I have made.

Thank you for postings.
Lovely quilt.

This is my first post in this group. I saw your article in the monthly newsletter and thought I could contribute.

Here is the last patchwork project I completed. The pattern is "Tumble & Twirl". I used Maywood Studios Little Lambies flannel. Since the flannel is already heavier than quilting cotton, I used a 70/30 batting.

I didn't find it difficult to sew but the directions were wonky. If you ever do, remind me and I'll share my learnings. The biggest things were the width of the strap sleeves and the fact that the pleats are three on one side and two on the other which was unexpected for me. It has to do with one side containing the bottom of the bag.

That's really cleaver. I would love to try that. Is it hard ?

I make bags for fun and occassionally for profit. Right now, more for fun. I was looking for something different to make and my wife suggested this bag. It's based on a Simplicity pattern, S9908, bag A. I didn't line this one because I was trying it out. It takes 3/4 yard of fabric and about four feet of strapping. I would modify some of the dimensions if I make another one of these. The sleeves that hold the strapping fold to 1.5 inches and with 1/4 inch seam allowances on both side, that leaves one inch of space in the tubing for the strap. Since the strapping is 1 inch wide, as you can guess, there isn't a lot of play. You really need a little more room for the straps to slide around like they are supposed to.

The bag is pleated and only three inches wide by 26 inches long when folded down. This is it in the collapsed state.



It expands through the opening in the middle to hold a lot of volume and weight. I think I could get a basketball in it. To get it back to the collapsed state, all you have to do is pull on the ends and it snaps right back to the flat state. I'll probably make a sleeve to hold it when I'm not using it.



I have a couple more bags that I've just made. I'll post in a few days. Right now, I'm trying to make a hat. Never done that before. Wish me luck.

I love it. Beautiful

.
I found this patchwork wolf on the internet.

Thanks, Vicki

Wow! Great job! It's beautiful

Thank you

that's nice