my most bizzar place to craft was in the bath that was the only time as i had to get this card finsh as this person was comming that afternoo to pay for it and
no it did not get wet once
nutty crafter
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Posts: 3868 (30/04/2008 12:09:29) |
I'd be petrified I'd drop it
If I needed the card urgently, the bath would have to wait Brenda |
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Posts: 77 (30/04/2008 12:27:50) |
i used to craft on our boat
not as grand as it sounds it was a charter fishing boat x |
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Posts: 2063 (30/04/2008 12:29:04) |
I have crafted on our narrowboat, floating along the canal!
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Posts: 757 (30/04/2008 13:48:56) |
Sorry but, I couldn't be asked to take all my crafty bits and pieces into bathroom with me, plus I would worry about the steam and what if you forgot
something. No too much hassle for me I like to relax in the bath and get wet. I am a very boring crafter, I craft at my table in the kitchen/dinning room or
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Hilary xxx |
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Posts: 289 (30/04/2008 13:58:21) |
I haven't crafted in a strange place.......yet!
But I love to make cards when we're in our caravan, the light is so much better than anywhere at home. I find it so much easier for cutting decoupage. Sally |
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Posts: 2918 (30/04/2008 14:01:51) |
I haven't crafted in any weird or wonderful places, i like to be in my craft room where everything is handy or sat in front of the tv. I have occasionally
tried to craft in the garden but you can guarantee everything blows all over and I give up.
I couldn't imagine crafting in the bath lol. If I try to read in the bath my book usually ends up wet so I don't think I'll risk it Claire xx |
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Posts: 537 (30/04/2008 14:11:04) |
I have tried to craft in the garden and like you Claire, the wind took over. I ended up chasing bits and pieces all over the grass, gave up and went back
indoors. I'm not 'allowed' to take crafting bits on holiday!
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Posts: 1492 (30/04/2008 14:41:58) |
On the Irish ferry!!!
Dont ask..lol! |
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Posts: 96 (30/04/2008 15:09:13) |
Last week I was in sunny Spain visiting my parents and sat by the pool to make a batch of sample cards to take into the local english supermarket with a view
to selling them on a regular basis. they were so impressed with them they bought the lot and I have a repeat order for more as soon as I can get them done. So
I was well chuffed.
Like you Anne, I have a narrowboat and am off for two weeks next week so I will be crafting aboard. We are moving marinas from Cheshire down to Alvechurch south of Birmingham so I am really looking forward to the move and the chance to explore pastures new. |
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Posts: 56 (30/04/2008 16:17:01) |
My daughter does gymnastics 2 nights per week, 4 hours per night, and aside from doing the grocery shopping to fill in time, I have started to pack a box with
crafting bits so that I can at least make some cards . I usually find myself parked in the undercover car park of the supermarket where the light is good,
although I do get some strange looks from passerbys.
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