tess667
23-07-2006, 19:24
Just wondered what we all do on here!!
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View Full Version : What Craft do you do? tess667 23-07-2006, 19:24 Just wondered what we all do on here!! tess667 23-07-2006, 19:25 I just do knitting and cross stitch at the moment, used to do tapestry and wouldn't mind learning crochet! Jabberwocky 23-07-2006, 19:25 I knit. I do yes, Ok I dont but im working on learning. Its too bloody hard though. LadyInRed 23-07-2006, 19:26 i make jewlery, box's, general papercrafts, sew and amend clothes. What do you do? jules13 23-07-2006, 19:27 Cross stitch is my main hobby then knitting. But I've tried card making, encaustic art, stamping latch hook rug making and I'm sure there's something else! cheekyone 23-07-2006, 19:29 i do knitting and cross stitch, my friend is trying to learn me how to crochet but its hard Jabberwocky 23-07-2006, 19:32 I thought crochet was the easiest to do? Winemaster 23-07-2006, 19:36 No stitching for me either, just wine, wine and yes.......more wine :thumbsup: LadyEleanor 23-07-2006, 19:38 I've done cross-stitch for many years as well as knitting, I'm kind of learning to crochet but don't appear to have much natural talent for it! officegirl 23-07-2006, 19:46 i craft cocktails does that count as a craft ?:thumbsup: tess667 23-07-2006, 20:02 I knit. I do yes, Ok I dont but im working on learning. Its too bloody hard though. Jabber why do you want to learn to knit? Jabberwocky 23-07-2006, 20:08 Jabber why do you want to learn to knit? Its something I always wanted to try. tess667 23-07-2006, 20:11 Sorry I realise how sexist that sounded, I didn't mean it like that at all :wink: mikomi 23-07-2006, 20:11 i craft cocktails does that count as a craft ?:thumbsup: Now thats got me thinking ,please explain:rolleyes: Jabberwocky 23-07-2006, 20:13 Sorry I realise how sexist that sounded, I didn't mean it like that at all :wink: Yeahhhh you sexist devil!!!! Heh i always wanted to say that. tess667 23-07-2006, 20:15 Yeahhhh you sexist devil!!!! Heh i always wanted to say that. Oh and I get it do I ???? :rant: Well you've done it now!!!!! :) officegirl 23-07-2006, 20:19 Now thats got me thinking ,please explain:rolleyes: well anyone can throw some spirits together and make an alright drink or something rather vile where i carefully team together differnt flavours and spirits that balance beauifully to create ( craft ) a tasty, pleasurable and lovely drink :clap: well thats what people say and always get me to be bar tender at their parties Hecate 23-07-2006, 20:23 I knit and embroider (machine and by hand). I also do a fair bit of beadwork. I used to do loads of cross stitch, though not so much of late. I'd really like to get back into pottery too. EDIT: Forgot to mention that I do crochet too, though I'm not very good at it at the moment. bex78 07-08-2006, 20:21 I cross stitch, and I like blackwork too. I want to learn to crochet, as it seems to pair well with knitting, and I love Cross stitch, but knitting is my love at the moment. Hecate 08-08-2006, 05:41 I cross stitch, and I like blackwork too. I want to learn to crochet, as it seems to pair well with knitting, and I love Cross stitch, but knitting is my love at the moment. I like blackwork too. I love the intricacies of the designs. There's an excellent resource here (http://www.blackworkarchives.com/), which has some information about blackwork on Elizabethan costume, as well as more general info about the patterns, Hayley1 10-08-2006, 11:57 I've been an avid cross stitcher for abt 14 yrs...I lurve large intricate designs. I usually only knit when a baby is around, and as my younger child is now 3, and none of my kith n kin are expecting, the needles are in storage. I have been known to 'crochet' the odd shawl...I use crochet in the loosest term, as I kinda taught myself...but it works ok lol Hecate 10-08-2006, 12:11 I've been an avid cross stitcher for abt 14 yrs...I lurve large intricate designs.l What designs do you do? I'm a fan of some of the Told in a Garden patterns (though some are a bit too cheesy for me), the map designs (I can't remember the designer now, but the ones I mean are the county and country designs which have an outline plus lots of little pictures of key features of that country/county) and also the Heritage/V&A designs. Haven't done much cross stitch for a while, but after seeing Turra21's Art Neuveau-style geranium design, I really fancy taking up the needle again. Hayley1 10-08-2006, 12:27 Hi there, I'll try to post my last and current project: http://thumb9.webshots.com/t/60/60/4/12/5/2524412050079664689rbmMmp_th.jpg Dragon was for hubby's b/day http://thumb9.webshots.com/t/62/162/2/42/43/2441242430079664689gWMqMb_th.jpg this is the pic on the chart...I'm abt 1/2 way thru atm Hecate 10-08-2006, 12:32 Hi there, I'll try to post my last and current project: http://thumb9.webshots.com/t/60/60/4/12/5/2524412050079664689rbmMmp_th.jpg Dragon was for hubby's b/day http://thumb9.webshots.com/t/62/162/2/42/43/2441242430079664689gWMqMb_th.jpg this is the pic on the chart...I'm abt 1/2 way thru atm Wow, they are intricate! They must take you absolutely ages to do. Have you seen the Mirabilia (http://www.mirabilia.com/crossIndex2.html) designs? That style is generally not really me, but I do like the mermaid patterns. The use of beads and blended threads is lovely too. Hayley1 10-08-2006, 12:44 Thanx, this size would generally take about 3 or 4 months I reckon, but I'm a SAHM, so I have a bit more time than most. I've not done a Mirabilia design, but I do have a cpl of their charts in my stash (cherubs). I've done some work with beads, but its a killa on the eyes lol jules13 13-08-2006, 16:44 I've put some pics (http://the-lone-knitter.blogspot.com/) in my blog of a few of the cross stitch designs I've done over the years. I need to take more pics though Hayley1 14-08-2006, 10:02 Hi Jules you have some great pix, do u work on evenweave? jules13 14-08-2006, 10:34 Hi Yes, I prefer evenweave to aida! Although i'm struggling with evenweave at the minute cos i've got a problem with my eye. Saying that, i've not done any stitching for about 6 weeks Hayley1 15-08-2006, 07:54 I've not done many things on fabrics other than aida, but I do intend on giving it a go...if I ever get through the mountain that is my to do list lol carrieag123 14-12-2008, 15:32 I would like to get into clay pottery! Does anyone know where i could get my own pottery machine? Mr&MrsRadish 14-12-2008, 23:23 Knitting, trying to learn crochet, clothes making on the sewing machine to a point, tried card making, that rug making with the little bits of wool, cross stitch and embroidery, which i was better at when i was a kid, and i have made cakes shaped like tanks and trains with Mr Radish. I enjoyed making jewellry, but now Jencel has gone i wouldn't know where to go to get the stuff to do it. I always return to knitting though, that's my baby. Would love to learn to spin my own yarn and learn to weave. Deerobe 15-12-2008, 16:35 Making miniatures for my dolls house, knitting, sewing, cross stitch and cookery. fabulous_girl 20-12-2008, 11:06 i make cards but am starting to branch out. im on a college course in textiles and love felting, id like to do more of that, theres just not enough time in the day! i co-founded a craft group and all of our members are really talented, I admire each of them so much! www.craft-candy.org SaraStamper 29-12-2008, 20:59 Hi I'm mainly into papercrafting - making cards, boxes, tags etc. but then in my spare time (who am I kidding :hihi:) I also do some knitting and cross stitch. maggieg27 03-02-2009, 20:55 all types of cafts katy1981 03-02-2009, 20:58 im doing some luxury gift hampers to order at the mo, and am trying my hand at sewing and general paper craft aswell. Amo_Angelus 07-02-2009, 02:54 I cross stitch |