Hey there my awesome crafty crochet friends, guess what? The Countdown to Christmas Blog Hop has started, so come join the fun!
This event celebrates the Christmas holiday season and features a different crochet designer every day for 4 weeks. That means you can get one new free PDF for a holiday inspired crochet pattern each day for the entire month of October!
In September 2020 Crafty Time with Jessie we crafted with a lot of yarn. Usually I get some other crafts in there, but I do love yarn!
Of course, all the school kiddos and teachers are back to school by now; at least school as it is for now. This time of year always makes me feel the need to be cozy. Maybe that’s why I’ve been creating wall hangings and rugs and such with yarn. I like being cozy. I would love to be in a cabin by a fireplace with some tea or hot cocoa or coffee and my yarn. It would be nice if Doug was there too. 🙂
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The kids made Artesprix face masks and they are so cool! They were fun and easy to make and come out beautiful.
August 2020 Crafty Time with Jessie wraps up the summer and gets us into fall. We learned some medieval crafts that I would normally do at my medieval vacation. I shared our school space at home for the kiddos. We also talked about the horrible actions against my brother and other medics and activists at peaceful protests.
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This painted parasol is full of beauty, fantasy, and amazement. My dear young friend Alyssandre is going to teach you how to paint one!
Stick weaving makes thin strips of woven fabric. This stick weaving tutorial will show you how to make a pouch as your first project.
My new mini apothecary chest is so awesome and something I’ve been wanting forever! I love all the various size drawers and the fun colors.
July 2020 Crafty Time with Jessie featured felt crafts, loom knitting, wood painting, and lots of fun with various Plaid products. I mean, Plaid just keeps sending me the coolest goodies and I LOVE playing with them and sharing them with you. I also really enjoyed the day I learned to use a straight loom knitter because one of you asked how to use it. Keep sending me questions and suggestions so I can be sure to share info YOU want.
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Yarn dyeing with indigo was way cooler than I imagined. It started out green! Really, green, I’m not kidding. I never knew indigo had an oxidation process, and it was really neat to watch. Plus, I had a blast coming up with ways to “tie” the yarn with rubber bands to get all sorts of cool designs.
This is our third installation of Adventures in Yarn Dying with Jessie At Home. There are two more still this year, so the fun will continue!
Upcycled Snow Folx can be made from crafty items you most likely already have in your stash. See what you have and then get creative!
