Welcome To Craft Schooling Sunday!

Welcome to Craft Schooling Sunday! With the heat of summer still in full force, at least here in Northern Israel, crafting indoors sure seems like a great idea right about now! So, since a little inspiration is always a great thing, you've in the right spot, as last week's party was full of great crafts from contributors from around the world, with something for everyone. And now, for the features from last week's party:

If you don't mind working small, how about a pixel crochet blanket like this one from my world of crochet (Germany) or give some little crochet beads made into a bracelet from Anne Marie (The Netherlands) a try!

Love this decoupaged vintage suitcase from pillar box blue (United Kingdom) and this sweet crocheted banner from howling at the moon (The Netherlands) a perfect little project.

Love these little knitted friends (made by mom) with a little bag embroidered by the daughter from Ginx crafts (United Kingdom) and these heart shaped lotion bars from my home is my castle (Sweden) are just adorable.

Want to sew something? Give this DIY bib with a fantastic tutorial from bugaboo city (Australia), or if felting is more up your alley, get inspired by this sweet little felted bunny from artistic endeavors (USA.)

Some crayon discs from engineer mommy (USA) are always a great thing to make, or get out some paper and make an origami lotus flower from Anu rainy drops (India.)

A fun duct tape take along pillow from there's just one mommy (USA) and cute nautical cans from USS Crafty (USA.)

Make some artful necklaces like these from mich in LA (USA) or a sweet little knome house that looks like it is ceramic, from grandparents plus (USA.)

A crocheted ibiza shawl from howling at the moon (The Netherlands) is nice inspiration, as is this ceramic mushroom from little treasures (Macedonia.)

For some really colorful treats, how about these sandwich cookies from Winnie (Israel) or a cherry pie from simply stacie (Canada.)

For a super decadent treat, give this peanut butter cheesecake a try from olives and okra (USA) or for something a bit lighter how about some ice cream cupcakes from momma d jane (USA), which sounds great! That is it for the features, what have you been up to?

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