Well after a year of crocheting blankets, scarves and pretty intermediate arigumani, at the start of the year I decided why not crochet something super simple? So I decided to crochet 20 suns. I like my suns. They only took 30 minutes to crochet for each one and I got the pattern for free on a Facebook group. Normally, those free patterns don’t work, so it’s always a risk whether I should waste my time on them. But the suns are really quite simple, because it’s just a circle, with some stuffing and then you crochet the outside rim and sew it on. I really liked this and crocheting it 20 times means I got familiar with the pattern. I found doing a simple and quick pattern meant I built my confidence. I did think to sell them around Christmas time for people, who like to buy every class mate a tiny gift. But have decided to give them away. As a gift of sunshine when the person looks at it. Also, I may use the suns to practice faces on before I gift them. I’m n...
So last week, I showed you what I scrapbooked with a Kmart Christmas scrapbooking pack and the good news is, they are currently still selling that same exact craft pack this year. ^Noting, it may be available for sale at all stores. I always start with an A4 art book. You can use any size page and you may want to add photos on top of the page after scrapbooking. So I cut up some Christmas card paper. So pretty: I also bought from Kmart and they are still selling it. ^Remember it may not be in stock at your location. A container of Christmas washi tape. I added some red stars washi tape, some reindeer wash tape and A Merry Christmas washi tape. Normally I add washi tape at the end, but decided to add it before the stickers. If you do add a photo or two at the end to the page, you can frame the pictures with your favourite Christmas washi tape. In the Christmas craft pack, it also includes some large Christmas cardboard decorations. Perfect for my scrapbooking page...