Best of 2019
Ever
Crafty
Best
of 2018
It is
no surprise that 2018 was a bit of a difficult year for me. Adding a 5th child to the mix
changed things and I found out that Post-Partum Depression is very real.
Luckily,
I am now feeling better and I was able to reflect on my year with Ever
Crafty. Everyone should reflect on the
past because upon doing so you find out you didn’t do as bad as you
thought. So here are the top 5 classes
in 2018.
1. String Art
2.
Meringues
The Crafty Ladies of the CSRA
got together to experiment with meringues inspired by Instagram feed of the
Meringue Girls in the UK. It was a
sweet treat night with lots of hands on opportunities.
3.
Jams and Jellies
The Crafty Ladies got together
again to learn about making Jams and Jellies.
We learned the difference between the two and made 3 different types. Dreamsicle Jelly (orange and vanilla) was our
least favorite. Pina Colada Jam was excellent,
and we also made a classic Concord Grape Jelly.
It was hard to pick between these last two, but I dare say; the Grape
Jelly was way better than what you buy at the store!
If you want an overview of what we learned, you can see it here.
4.
Bullet Journal Club
This year I was able to continue
the Bullet Journal Club and this year I incorporated a Doodling Challenge. Each month if participants showed me their
doodle practice, they received a raffle ticket.
I loved preparing doodles for each month and I may continue this in
2019. Another thing I incorporated was making a mini craft that related to
bullet journaling. This year we made a
mini junk journal and a desk organizer out of recycled boxes. I still use my organizer to hold my planning
supplies (washi tape, rulers, etc.). The
BuJo Club now meets the Last Tuesday of the month at Panera Bread, Augusta
Exchange.
5.
Vision Boards
Vision Boards are a way to have a positive
outlook for the coming year. I was lucky
enough to hold two Vision Board Parties this past year. One for the Women in Networking CSRA and a
second for a lovely group of Mary Kay Ladies.
I enjoyed making customized boards for each group and talking about goal
setting techniques with both groups. I hope
to teach another class in the near future.
6.
Runner up: Finger Knitting
A group of ladies met at
Starbucks to learn how to finger knit an infinity scarf. Although there was only 5 of us, we did have
a great time learning how to knit and sipping a nice warm drink on a winter’s
day.
I hope you enjoyed going down Memory Lane with me. I hope you will visit one of my classes in the year to come and maybe you will see your class in the round up next year!
I want to hear from you! Did you join me in one of these classes? What did you like? What can I improve in 2019? Thanks so much for your input!
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