Crochet? NO WAY!

I renewed my love for crochet. I've been mass-producing scarves now for the past month or two, and am now ready to move on. Hats? Maybe. Amigurumi? Who knows.


Either way I'm all sorts of motivated right now.
I love it.


Back to etsy!

Inspiration comes at the worst times

I just got done Googling ways to make a craft space in a tiny house. The possibilities are endless! I could turn my closet into a craft nook, or get a small table that folds into a bigger one. The only problem is, we're renting this house so I can't do any big changes to the inside of the closet, and we don't want to spend money until we move out (which is what we're trying to do since there is absolutely no space for actual living).

Anyway, I received this beauty today:

I'm hoping it works better than my Singer. I can't use my singer for more than 10 minutes without it jamming up on me.

My husband told me that if I want to start a new craft, I need to get rid of an old one. This is going to be a challenge for me...

I have lots of ideas for slimming down with the supplies and space, but unfortunately it's going to take some time, and money. Once I get the space I need, I know I will be able to finally get the crafting done that I want to do.

Slimming Down

I got to thinking about the lack of space in my house, and my husband and I both realize that my craft hobbies take up most of it. Every corner of the house is overflowing with fabric, beads and paper.

I decided that I will go through every single bead and eye pin, and get rid of stuff I don't think I will ever use. I'm going to pick only a few hobbies and stick with them.

Resin, sewing, and die cutting are most likely going to be my choices.

Luck to me as I start this difficult task....

Tiny House Blues

I've been very irritated lately.


Most everyone knows I recently moved into my first house. It's tiny, to say the least, with a bedroom for myself and my husband, a bedroom for the baby, and just enough space to fit our over abundance of things.

My passion is creating things, but to do that you need space. Believe me when I tell you I don't even have room on the kitchen table to make my creations.

I'm just hoping that the weather gets warm quickly. Maybe then I can make things outside on the porch. I guess then I'll need to invest in a baby gate.

^___^

Anyway, forever now I've been looking for someone who wants to make resin jewelry with me. I think so much more could be accomplished if two people were passionate about creativity. Then we could get together a couple times a week and make our jewelry together, and come up with all sorts of new ideas.

Sadly, no one has been interested.


Meh.