crafty poll

[Moon]

What are your talents?? Which do you enjoy the most? :grin

[Close2MyHeart]

I voted for a bunch as well as 'other', so I'll explain other... I love to stamp and make cards and other stamped crafts :)

[Wonder Woman]

my other would be needle tatting. I love it. :tu

[tiglet]

My other is silkscreen.

:)

[tree_hugger]

I voted sewing and scrapbooking, and my 'other' is patchwork and quilting. :)

[Moon]

S'pose I should answer my own poll :P I voted for sewing, knitting and tiedye. Sewing has been my main one for yrs, I just learned how to quilt earlier this year. :tu Knitting I just learned last week, "My screenname is Moon and I'm addicted to wool yarns." :lol And I'm not too good at tiedye yet but I do enjoy it.

[GodChick]

does photography count? it's not really a craft, but it's in the same vein as painting, i figure--i'm big into that.

and i'm just learning to sew
:tu

[Lisa]

my other is pottery... I would love to be able to afford my own wheel (but they are VERY expensive). Throwing on the wheel is probably my favorite thing though. I'm pretty good at it too.

[Tengokujin]

My "other" is tatting, which I finally learned to do a couple of years ago. I also sew, knit, crochet, embroider and can crossstitch, but I don't enjoy embroidery/crosstitch at all. I really don't like working off graphs, feels like algebra.
And every few years I produce a patchwork quilt.
But for the last two years or so I have been all about knitting!! all the time!! :mrgreen

[Allison]

scrapbooking and cross stitch, but I'd love to do jewelry, candles and soap.

[Iarwain]

I have tried most of the things on that list and several others besides, but my favorites are sewing, crochet, and dollmaking. I make Waldorf dolls to sell, but am really just getting started very slowly and not pushing too much.

If it can be made at home I'm game to try it!

[Mama Calidad]

I used to love to do counted cross stitch, but I haven't had time in a long while. I voted for weaving, too, thinking basket weaving. After I hit submit, I wondered that you didn't mean :doh actual weaving. I learned some basket weaving when we were in Kentucky. :tu