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A Jack of MOST trades

mel23h
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How are you creative?

That’s really a funny question for me. I am a Jack of MOST trades.

How am I creative?

1. Sew

2. Crochet

3. Wood working

4. Digital Design

5. Cricut

6. Stickers & Planners

7. Repurchase items

8. Up cycling items

9. Refinishing furniture

10. Scrapbooking

11. Drawing– nature

12. Gardening- flowers

13. Home Decor

14. Stain glass & fused

15. Wood burning – dabbled in

Really I have quite the imagination when it comes to being creative.

There are things I’ve learned about and have seen done that I’d like to try, like black smithing, welding.

Merry Christmas to everyone! Hope you all have a wonderful holiday! ♥️😊

13 responses to “A Jack of MOST trades”

  1. rebuilding rob Avatar
    rebuilding rob

    That’s amazing! I wish that I was more creative “with my hands”

    Of course, with a blog primarily dedicated arts and crafts, I would hope that you would be creative in that regard.

    Happy holidays!

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    1. rebuilding rob Avatar
      rebuilding rob

      Also, while I’ve never personally used a cricket machine, I would think next to a 3-D printer, it has to be maybe the most creative piece of hardware that come along in a long time

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      1. mel23h Avatar
        mel23h

        It is! You can make some pretty cool things. The one I have can cut approximately 100 different types of material.

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  2. K.D. Avatar
    K.D.

    I love gardening and growing food myself. What are favorite things to grow in a garden?

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    1. mel23h Avatar
      mel23h

      It’s an anxiety reliever.
      For flowers I like impatiens, Gerber daisy’s , the plants w/ the multi colored fire looking leaves, elephant ears, Clematis.
      Food we grow cucumbers, cucamelon, tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, watermelon, pumpkins, rhubarb, cuca lemons, green beans. We tried garlic this year .
      How about you?

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      1. K.D. Avatar
        K.D.

        I agree, it’s definitely therapeutic and healing. This year was my first time really attempting to grow anything, I grew a few okras, two small watermelons, and some kale. Next spring I want to cucumbers, potatoes, and tomatoes to the list, I can’t wait.

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      2. mel23h Avatar
        mel23h

        I like growing cucumbers, their not hard to grow. If you get them the right size you can make pickles

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      3. mel23h Avatar
        mel23h

        We always end up planting too many tomatoes.

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  3. Wholeness Chronicles Journey Avatar
    Wholeness Chronicles Journey

    Great !

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  4. doridaus Avatar
    doridaus

    I took a welding class last year and tried some blacksmithing. It was fun, but requires lots of practice to get really good and the tools and materials are prohibitively pricey for me.
    I like your title.

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    1. mel23h Avatar
      mel23h

      My son welds, it’s expensive but looks fun. Black smithing I find very interesting, I’d like to try it.
      Thanks!

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    1. mel23h Avatar
      mel23h

      Thanks

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