Me too! Most of my friends can knit, and I'm always amazed by the cool things they create.ALynnPowers wrote:I am jealous of people who can knit. I have always wanted to do that.
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Do you still crochet?rssllue wrote:My grandmother taught me to crochet when I was younger. It was really a cool experience to learn directly from her how to create something so intricate from simple yarn. She was quite the teacher!
I've gotten into using an afghan hook lately...
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My grandmother tried to teach me but I got impatient... wait... did I say this here already?Graverobber wrote:Do you still crochet?rssllue wrote:My grandmother taught me to crochet when I was younger. It was really a cool experience to learn directly from her how to create something so intricate from simple yarn. She was quite the teacher!
I've gotten into using an afghan hook lately...
I told my sister she needed to learn to crochet so she could make me scarves.
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1/ Most people have at least some talent or propensity for many things, not just one. I expect that more people than not are "creative" if in creativity you include such diverse things as language arts, visual arts, music, dance, handicrafts, cooking, and working with animals.
2/ I believe that any type of person can be a good writer, whether they are very organized, analytical, and facts-oriented, or very "creative," imaginative, intuitive, etc. They will produce different types of books, of course. Also, the organized, analytical writer is more likely to actually get his or her stuff written down.
3/ According to someone (I think it was Oscar Wilde), the middling poet is creative and his creativity spills out into everything he does. Whereas, the truly genius poet does not seem like a "creative" person in his private life, because all his genius is going into his art, and not leaking out in the rest of his life.
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I love this idea!!! How awesome!!!H0LD0Nthere wrote: 3/ According to someone (I think it was Oscar Wilde), the middling poet is creative and his creativity spills out into everything he does. Whereas, the truly genius poet does not seem like a "creative" person in his private life, because all his genius is going into his art, and not leaking out in the rest of his life.
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I haven't for quite some time now so I am probably a bit off on the fingerwork and my technique is likely quite atrocious. I wish it was like riding a bike!Graverobber wrote:Do you still crochet?rssllue wrote:My grandmother taught me to crochet when I was younger. It was really a cool experience to learn directly from her how to create something so intricate from simple yarn. She was quite the teacher!
I've gotten into using an afghan hook lately...
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rssllue wrote:I haven't for quite some time now so I am probably a bit off on the fingerwork and my technique is likely quite atrocious. I wish it was like riding a bike!Graverobber wrote:Do you still crochet?rssllue wrote:My grandmother taught me to crochet when I was younger. It was really a cool experience to learn directly from her how to create something so intricate from simple yarn. She was quite the teacher!
I've gotten into using an afghan hook lately...
For me it always has been...
I can stop for a year or so and pick it right back up
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Grief is just love with no place to go.
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"Pumped" and "needlepoint" are words I've never used together in the same sentence.ALynnPowers wrote:Okay, I'm seriously getting pumped to start on my "project" for needlepoint! Creativity better be flowing come new years. Or, you know, Saturday...
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Hahaha. Well you just haven't learned to be as cool as me.PashaRu wrote:"Pumped" and "needlepoint" are words I've never used together in the same sentence.ALynnPowers wrote:Okay, I'm seriously getting pumped to start on my "project" for needlepoint! Creativity better be flowing come new years. Or, you know, Saturday...
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