our precious journals!
After the previous post I wrote about our inaugural bitchcraft evening I got together with the girls and had a little photoshoot with all of our creations! I still can’t believe how different each of ours turned out. I LOVE THEM!
Here’s a little sneak peek in to a project my good friend, selwyn, and I have been working on!!
As I start to work more and more on my creative experiments my quaint little townhouse feels less and less spacious. I’ve decided that my next big project is going to be converting my office’s closet into a sewing/craft station. And what does every sewing/craft station need? A chair, of course. ha.
A little break in the New Year’s To Do list to share an awesome new monthly ritual that I am starting: bitchcraft.
When you sit at a desk in front of a computer all day long you miss making things with your hands. One of the biggest reasons for starting this blog was to make myself step away from the screen, roll up my sleeves and remember how to be resourceful and creative without a mouse attached to my hand.
My friends and I talk about this a lot and decided to quit talking about it and do something about it! So we started bitchcraft evenings. Similar to the popular “stitch ‘n bitch” groups except we don’t know how to knit so we decided to craft instead!
finished product
This project had been lingering for a while. When we moved into our town home 2 years ago we acquired a back patio that faced out to nice private woods. Having a little piece of nature was a big selling point for us especially since your privacy is somewhat limited when living in town home communities. Never having any outdoor space before caused us to not have any outdoor furniture. We were given a wonderful hand-me-down dining room set so our little table and two chairs that we used to use as our dining room furniture were suddenly without a need. They sadly sat in our living room for months not knowing their purpose until one day while thinking about how expensive outdoor furniture can get I realized that I could possibly make those over into our much needed patio furniture.
