#white craft

Let me start off with saying, I'm new to this and 100% appreciate tips, constructive critism, and warnings.

● I have always collected crystals throughout my life as far back as early childhood, so I have somewhat of a collection. I have ALWAYS felt a connection to my crystals and gems and also always felt that they held individual power.

● My mom raised me to always have a cupboard full of herbs, "you never know when they will come in handy" (now I understand) Since moving accross the country, I lost most of my kitchen collection, but am slowly growing it back as well as growing my own herbs.

● I was raised by a strict Christian father, so strict that it caused me to stray from all religion in general. As I do my research and practice my craft, I'm overly glad that what matters most is my inent, belief, and actions. No threat or fear of being damned to hell (I would never cast with ill intentions or attempt to take karma into my own hands)

● My biggest goal is simply to grow to know myself better and love who I am and am becoming.

Black and white fabric crafts allow you to use your creativity to make clothing, decorating items, accessories and more items as personal as you would like. You can make a variety of patterns with your craft choice such as stripes, polka dots, circles, hearts, diamonds, snowflakes and other patterns. Using black and white fabric gives your craft project the contrast you may want.

Scarf

Create a black and white scarf by cutting the black fabric into a rectangle length of your choice. Cut 12 small strips of white fabric measuring approximately 1 inch in width and 4 inches in length. Using scissors, poke six holes into the end of each side of the black fabric. Push the white fabric sections you cut into the holes on each side. Secure each white fabric section to the hole by making a knot in each white strip.

Checkerboard Place Mat

Make checkerboard place mats for your table with the black and white fabric by cutting the black fabric into a rectangle or square. Cut the white fabric into your preferred size smaller squares. Place fabric glue on the back of each white fabric square. Glue the white fabric squares strategically on the black fabric. Spread the fabric squares out to create your own checkerboard design. Continue the process to make other checkerboard place mats.

Fabric Ball Display

Cut various lengths of the black fabric and white fabric. Roll each cut piece of fabric into a ball. Tape the end of each piece of fabric to its own ball to keep it from unfolding. Place a black fabric ball into a glass cylinder. Place a white fabric ball into the same glass cylinder. Continue placing the balls into the cylinder until you fill it. Position the glass cylinder in the center of a coffee table or display table.