What are the symptoms of craft/project
withdrawal?
I'll tell you my experience. I'm taking care
of my daughter Kim in Texas because
she broke her foot and required surgery.
She has 2 dogs and stairs and can't put
any weight on her foot for weeks. I'm here
tending to everything and keeping very busy.
Now yesterday I needed to do something
Valentines-ey. There was nothing to work
with; no wood scraps, no glue, none of that
"saved stuff to use for a project someday".
What did I find? Cardboard from a box and
red tissue paper left stuffed in a gift bag.
Good enough.
I cut the cardboard into a heart, tore the
tissue paper, and made the glue from flour,
sugar, water and oil. Desperate times.
To hook it on to the nail already in the
wall I bent a paperclip and taped
it on the back.
You could embellish it in all sorts of
ways. Add lace paper doily to
edge or add do-dads to the heart.
This is just the emergency craft.
I'm sure there are some loose buttons here somewhere...
Cheers!
Good for you ! So creative !
ReplyDeleteYou are a good kind of CRAZY!!!!
ReplyDeleteLol!
ReplyDeleteYou're too funny! But I know that feeling of needing to do a craft item all too well - LOL!
ReplyDeleteYou will now be officially known as the "MacGyver" of the Craft World, Rita! Great job of crafting a project out of a few items! Oh, and the make-shift glue is brilliant!!
ReplyDeleteGood for you. I think I should always pack a drawing pad and some paint medium. I like the heart!!!!
ReplyDeletePretty creative of you to start with hardly anything and creative such a pretty heart. Hope your daughter is feeling better soon.
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