what crafty things do you wish you could make?

I can quilt, sew and knit, but I always wanted to learn how to crochet. I have tried and tried, but I get so confused as to which hole to place the hook and it always comes out looking like a mess..lol I can make a chain and that is about all I can crochet.

OMG, the list is ridiculously long! I don't even know where to start... what I really wish is that I could set up a real studio and spend at least half a day in it making whatever I want just for the sake of making it, no because I need to sell it to make money. BTW, I might be able to help you learn to make some of those things you want to. Are you a visual learner?

I'm not very much into this type of thing these days. My wife, well she's very artistic and crafty. She likes making friendship bracelets and those one's with the funny looking charms. She also encourages our children to make cards and other types of things.

I'd love to learn how to sew clothing & how to use those neat embroidery machines they have @ JoAnn's always stitching away (not that I have several grand just lying around to get one of those machines either). I'd like to learn how to spin my own yarn. They had some ladies @ state fair spinning bright colors of wool into yarn and I was just facinated. Especially since I day dream of having a sheep farm and maybe having my own yarn shop online.

I've just started making my own clay and ceramic beads for jewelry and I'd love to learn how to make glass beads. I've done just about every other kind of craft out there at one time or another. I think I developed my love of crafting in kindergarten and have worked at it ever since. It helped to have a mother who was a kindergarten teacher because she was always coming up with new craft ideas for her classes and I'd join right in, although I did it from home. I majored in Art (and English) in high school and college so I learned a lot from school. Other things that weren't offered in school I learned on my own, either from reading books from the library or on the internet.

I would also love to be able to do jewelry. And quilts would be really nice too! (even though I don't think quilting is so hard to learn, but I am too lazy, so I haven't gotten around to it...)

I have tried so many crafts, but I am thinking ceramics might be a good craft to try.

I wish I could knit and sew. I would love to sew my own clothes, and knit blankets for people, maybe for Christmas. Or I could sew my sister some clothes. She keeps losing weight, so she has to buy more clothes more regularly than a lot of people. So it would be nice to be able to sew her something, and do it for less than it would cost in a store.

making jewelry and doing pottery both would be cool I am a beginner quilter, just making them with squares. I would love to have the skill, and the patience to make some designed ones. I am learning a new simpler design right now in our sewing club at church that I want to try. First I want to finish the quilt I am currently working on, and then make the other one I have planned. Marsha

wood carving, tapistry type rugs, I can't think of them all right now, but those 2 come to mind.

I took a pottery class in Jr. High, and I think I would enjoy doing that again...

oh, a lot of things. but i would love to try photography first.

For me, I would think carpentry or cabinetry. But I don't think I would consider it as craftwork. But it would be great if I could create some fancy storage closets in and around the house instead of relying too much on Ikea.

I always wanted to make quilts, but couldn't even figure out how to tread a sewing machine.

I would like to learn how to crochet. I looked on e-how.com and printed out a page or two but really need someone to sit down with me and explain how it's done. I'd like to crochet small things such as little slippers and things of that nature. I can knit but only the basic projects such as making a simple afghan.

I want to learn to quilt I bead, needlepoint and cross stitch, and I can sew - to a limit - but just haven't gotten into the quilting stuff - yet

I desperately wish I could knit and crochet. I've tried teaching myself from a book, but when you go wrong, you can't figure out how to fix it on your own. You need someone who knows what they're doing to help you and I don't know anyone! I'd also love to be better at sculpting with coloured modelling clay so I could make hair accessories and be a better sewer so I could make my own garments without having to be walked through it by my sewing teacher. Basically I love crafts, but I'm not very good at any of them!

Hi friends, I love to work with beads. I have quite a few, but I find other than necklaces or bracelets I can't think of anything else to do with them. I would love to learn something more to do. Cheryl

I would love to be able to take ceramics through the whole process myself. I got a taste of ceramics when I was younger and it was something that I came to enjoy fairly quickly. However, I haven't had the opportunity to do any of it since then and would love to do it again. I think that the end result is beautiful and when I was doing it, it took a certain amount of stress off of my shoulders for a time. Oh, and I would also like to be better at crocheting.

The crafty items I wish I could do are Ceramics.