Luxurious Crochet Spa Set
Add a bit of luxury to your daily routine with this crochet spa set. This is the perfect pattern for beginners or experienced crocheters. It uses a range of techniques…
Add a bit of luxury to your daily routine with this crochet spa set. This is the perfect pattern for beginners or experienced crocheters. It uses a range of techniques…
Celebrate summer by creating a summer landscape with wool. Needle felting uses special needles and wool to sculpture anything from two-dimensional pictures to sculptures. It is a relaxing craft with…
Do you have old jeans or scrap fabric that you no longer need? Bring them along, and Ginger will help you transform them into this cute upcycled floral wreath. This…
Loofah sponges exfoliate your skin and will leave your skin feeling fresh and clean when combined with your own natural homemade soaps. Ginger Stoops will teach you how to make…
Macrame air plant holders are a popular search on Pinterest and Etsy. It seems everyone loves them, and in this class, Ginger will help you make one of your own.…
April showers bring spring flowers, and the best part is that you don’t need your umbrella to enjoy these beauties. Ginger walks you through how to create several different types…
Long before the pandemic, many people were already starting down the path of taking up arts. Crafts like knitting, crochet, weaving, felting, embroidery, and handspinning yarn were already on the rise. The pandemic caused sales in classes and craft supplies of all types to skyrocket by almost 166%. These numbers are only expected to increase, and there are some good reasons why this is so.
Like many, my journey into the world of fiber arts was passed on to me by my grandmother. She taught me to crochet before I started school. At age eight, I learned to knit as my first 4-H project. It did not take me long to learn that fiber arts were like those mystery chocolates we used to get for Valentine’s Day. You just had to keep trying one after another, with each one more delectable than the last. Now, 35 years later, I have an impressive list of different techniques in many mediums, most of which I learned by dabbling…..and there is nothing wrong with that. I still like to dabble, only now it is with purpose, and I think it has made me better as an artist.