Kids at school using glass pipe during class?
Perhaps you might look beyond what seems so boring to you, but of a vital need to someone elseFor example, your quilting and knitting talents are desparately needed to help children in crisisOnce you discover how the talents you already possess are vital, you may not feel the need to look elsewhereorganizations such as Project Linus and ABC quilts, and most any hospital for that matter, are always in need of what you can produce with your handsFind a need and meet it! Hope this helpsxox
It was probably one of those silly electronic cigarettes that are so popularThey are completely odorless and its actually not smoke; its a steam-type vapor that dissipates very quicklyThese kids that were passing it around must have looked ridiculous, thinking they were coolIgnore themThey will eventually get caught with it and then they will have a whole new problemBottom line,,,,,,,,,there is no point.
I know this is close to knitting and quilting, but sewing is such a rewarding craft, mainly because it is a lost art!! Not only is it rewarding, but it can also make you some extra moneyyou could start your own alteration business!! Good luck!
Well you can do iron working, you know those people who make the lovely wrought iron doors and lovely gatesYou could also try boat building, not too many folks do that but if you're good, you sure do have a nice product when you're finishedOr, OOOO, I know cause I want to do this myself actually - glass blowingSeriouslyThere's a guy in Seattle, wears an eyepatch, and he is amazing.
Spinning is really fun, and you don't even need to invest in a spinning wheel at firstYou could use a drop spindle, which you can get for anywhere from $20 to $50You could even get a kit to make one with a cd! Or, how about beading? Making critters, or even complex 3-d creations with beads and wireOr you could try knitting and crocheting with wireOr, here's something I really enjoyI make scenes with the popular Blythe dolls (very detailed scenes!) and photograph themYou could even sell the photographGina Garan sells prints of blythe for $100You could even sew and knit clothes for them.
