What craft do you enjoy

I make bead and wire jewelry, and am now selling it after 6 years. I make my own beads and other stuff out of polymer clay, been doing that for about 3 years. Picked up knitting again a few years back, but that's just for fun and myself. I used to scrapbook but since all my photos over the past 4 or so years are digital, I kind of got away from printing them out. I do print some "landscape/scenery" pictures after I have altered them in Photoshop for decorative purposes and make postcards and greeting cards out of them as well.

I love crafting and even sell some of my work on the side. In the past I have done a lot of beading and jewelry making. However I find that I do that less and less. I'm not sure why though. I htink part ofi t was that the market for jewelry is so tight that I felt like everyone was going it and it made it harder for me to be creative. I think I have really found my crafting niche with knitting. I love doing it and I love the things that I can make. Beyond hats, scarves and mittens, I have made bags, bowls, and even coffee cup cozies. I feel like the things I can make with knitting are really useful, and I love experimenting with different colors and textures of yarn.

I enjoy doing latch hooking and knitting. Some of my potholders are still used that I made many years ago and have several of my latch hook pieces from my teenage years. Now I enjoy making pillows and giving them as gifts.

I mostly stick to scrapbooking and cross-stitch. Occasionally I will still crochet, but less and less all the time. I used to do a bit of everything, but my room was strting to look like those ones on Clean Sweep so I got rid of the ones that meant nothing to me and kept only the important ones.

In the past I have done latching and beadwork, and made a lot of things with leather and feathers. I've sewn some odds and ends for furnishings, as well. The only real 'craft' I do anymore is gardening, which is more artistic than you would think, with all the texture and color choice, and spacial arrangements.

My favorite craft has got to be soapmaking. There is something about mixing a whole lot of natural ingredients together and coming up with something that looks neat, smells wonderful and is good for your skin. It's decadent but practical at the same time. I am ok at cooking, so for me it's being able to play in the kitchen without actually making food (which may or may not turn out ok!). I also like to crochet, but my skills are limited so there's not a whole lot I can make. Cross stitch is nice too, when I want to chill out in front of the tv. I'd like to try other crafts but can never make up my mind--there are so many things out there to make!

My favorite craft is scrapbooking. I've tried so many times to cross stitch, and I've kind of gotten the hang of it, but it's too time consuming and hard on the eyes and complicated for my tastes. I also do card making which is a lot like scrapbooking, and I also enjoy doing latch-hooking. I enjoy painting and drawing by numbers as well. And beading as well. And felting. Haha I guess there's quite a few when I think about it!

I bead, well I make beaded jewelry actually. I only started Jan '07 but I am pretty good at it. I also make my own beads. I hope to seel the beads soon as I am still getting my stock up...it takes so long to make even 100 of the same ones.I have sold 2 bracelets I have made & hope to sell more.

My mother taught me to crochet when i was around 7 and i've been addicted ever since. Oddly enough, all i ever make are afghans and fullsize blankets, though. I decided one day i wanted to learn how to knit so i recorded every knitting show i could find and absolutely fell in love with knitting as well. My husband thinks it's strange, says he didn't realize there were 20 yr olds that actually knit and crochet. But he's always picking out colors and designs for me. I think everyone should try it. my little brother makes socks crocheting, that's all he can make but he's mastered it.

I enjoy crochet, cross-stitch, sewing, and making collaged art. I would love to try my hand at painting, but I have never really been able to get into that form of crafting.

I'm currently a big fan of knitting and sewing. There are more that I;d like to try, but I know that I need to fucus, or else I'll never get anything finished.