November 3, 2012
by Tammy
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The college craft club I advise is getting ready to participate in a holiday craft show that is run by another club at school, so of course, this means we are switching gears from making snuggles (our service project for … Continue reading
September 7, 2011
by Tammy
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Last week, we taught crochet. This week we are tackling crochet (again) and adding loom knitting at our craft club meeting. I have never taught loom knitting to anyone. Heck, it is still kind of new to me, so this … Continue reading
September 1, 2011
by Tammy
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My college craft club meets for the first time today. Yesterday, the school had what it calls Club Rush where all the clubs set up tables and exhibits in the cafeteria and students can mill around and find out what … Continue reading
August 23, 2011
by Tammy
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School starts today! As usual, fall semester always seems to be packed full of activities. I already have my calendar marked up like crazy, and then just yesterday, someone asked me about teaching a jewelry class to some women’s organization … Continue reading
July 20, 2011
by Tammy
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As anyone knows who has done any type of crafting for more than 5 minutes, it doesn’t take long before you find yourself with lots of supplies to organize and store. One issue I’ve had to deal with since starting … Continue reading
May 7, 2011
by Tammy
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Finally, Caring through Crafting is getting some press, yeah! And it is posted on-line, double yeah! Every time we have a meeting, I post a flyer about it on my office door. As luck would have it, an adjunct professor … Continue reading
March 18, 2011
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Spring semester ends in early May, so the club is working on getting all our crochet baby items finished up and ready to donate to Healthy Start. We already have two crocheted baby afghans made from squares that members made … Continue reading
February 15, 2011
by Tammy
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I wish I could remember who in our club suggested we make Valentine’s cards as a fund raiser item because it was an amazingly brilliant idea. We definitely did not kill ourselves selling them around campus and still ended up … Continue reading