Once your flowers are dried, incorporate them into resin art-bookmarks, paper weights, etc. “We can speak in flowers,” eh? Explore flower drying-wedding or anniversary flowers are important, but a “just because” bouquet is special, too.Ģ1. Learn to write poetry-here’s some inspiration to get creative juices flowing.Ģ0. Put paper to pen in a new way by learning calligraphy.ġ9. This video should be enough inspo to get you started.ġ8. If you’re into weaving but not into fiber, check out basket-weaving, an Indigenous practice that’s still around today.ġ7. Macrame, too? Especially if you like the ‘70s! Macrame plant hangers are such a cute accessory.ġ6. And if you’re a “go big or go home” kind of person, try rug tufting.ġ5. Punch needling is another great fiber-art that we enjoy.ġ4.

You’ll end up with coasters or a cute wall hanging.ġ3. Weave with an easy DIY loom before investing in the real deal. You can also give sewing a go to DIY any alterations you need or, better yet, to make an outfit from scratch.ġ2. That’s right, it’s possible to spin your own yarn!ġ1. If you want to really wow your friends and family, you can knit using handspun yarn. Looking to upgrade from crochet needles? (Ooh, controversial.) Why not try knitting?ġ0. Or what about crocheting? We love all the crocheted bucket hats, balaclavas, and sweater vests we’ve been seeing.ĩ. If you like embroidering, try sashiko, a functional and ornamental way of decorating or repairing a garment that originated in Japan.Ĩ. You can pick up a pattern at your local craft store if you need guidance.ħ. Get your cottagecore grandma style on by learning to embroider. Fancy yourself a Michelangelo and try sculpting.Ħ. Better yet, use old ceramics, tiles, or glass to mosaic a trivet or table.ĥ.

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