Recently, I crocheted a baby mobile for close family friends! I was pretty proud of how it came out.
Tag: crafts
Crafts Over the Summer
This summer, in India, I’ve done a lot of crafts. These range from painting, to crochet, to embroidery, to balloon animals. They’ve all been a ton of fun and so I thought I’d go in detail about some of the fun things I’ve done this year.
Crochet:
I started learning how to crochet from my great-grandmother, who is a pro at it! We started small, with chains, then rubber bands, flowers, stars, and worked up to super cute bear keychains! I’m really proud of how much I’ve been able to learn in these 2 months.
Painting:
Using paints from my aunt, I first started painting in a coloring book. Currently, I’m working on a sunflower painting, but flipping the colors to their complementary versions (yellow is purple, green is red, etc.). I also painted a t-shirt using fabric paints! (also from my aunt).
PAPERCRAFTS:
Papercrafts are these dolls you can make! A game that I enjoy a lot- Project Sekai- offers up templates for these papercrafts for free, so I got to make a lot this summer! (8 in total).
Embroidery:
I started an embroidery project this summer, using a kit! I’d never really done embroidery before, but using instructions from my grandmother, I was really proud of the end product!
Balloon Animals:
This summer, I bought a balloon making kit. I learned how to make a balloon dog and balloon flowers! I got really good at making them and I still have a bunch of balloons left so I can’t want to keep making more.
What’s your favorite craft?
22 Things I Look Forward to in 2022
Here are 22 things I’m looking forward to in this new year!
- The School For Good and Evil movie
This is a movie that is going to be coming to Netflix based on the popular School for Good and Evil book series. I’m really excited to watch it! - Traveling more
- Trying a new theme on my Instagram
- Performing more Bharatanatyam
- Learning more Mohiniattam items
- Attending more book events
- Improving my writing skills
- Attending my school’s dance event
- Expanding my Ninja Foodi cooking skills
- Discovering new authors
- (Hopefully) being a leader in 8th grade
In our school, leaders lead lessons in homeroom 2 times a week. I’ve heard that leadership class and leadership camp (which you take to become a leader) is really fun. - Creating a project in my MUN class with my friends
- Discovering more mythological tales
- Visiting the library more frequently
- Solve a New York Times crossword by myself
- Spending more time with family (fingers crossed)
- Trying more crafts
- Fun projects in my Texas History class
- Playing around with online designing
- Start biking more
- Trying new cuisines
- Discover/Play new board games