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Aug '25 •
Welcome to the HobbyScool Community!
I’m Destini, your host, and I'm super excited you’re here. Over the next few weeks, this space will be your home for: ✨ Connecting with fellow creatives from around the world ✨ Getting reminders, updates, and behind-the-scenes sneak peeks ✨ Sharing your projects, wins, and creative ideas ✨ Asking questions and celebrating your creative journey Think of this as your creative circle online—a place where we can all support and inspire each other. 👇 Let’s Kick Things Off! Drop a quick hello in the comments and let us know: 1. Your name + where you’re joining from 🌍 2. The creative projects you’re most into right now ✂️ 3. One project on your “someday” list you’d love to finally finish 💡 Can’t wait to see your introductions and get this creative party started. This is going to be so much fun! With creativity, Destini 💕Host, HobbyScool Events
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Hi. I am Kathy from South Carolina. My current interest is baking and bread making (haven’t been too successful with my sourdough though). I completed my first quilt this year (for 1st great grand) and I like to crochet. I have dabbled in lots of different crafts over the years. Arthritic hands limit me some now.
4 likes • Nov '25
@Marlo DeVouge I made one between crib and twin sized. It was very basic diagonal pattern (not perfect by any means). I discovered my basic sewing machine doesn’t have the power to quilt so thankfully a quilter friend allowed me to come to her house to quilt it. Thus that will most likely be my only quilt. I can’t justify a good quilting machine with what little sewing I would do. I loved the piecing but not the quilting (just did in the ditch). Probably because I couldn’t do it at home as much as anything else. I would be willing to try another small quilt but hate to always have to borrow the use of a machine.
Oct '25 •
Hey makers! 👋
We’re deep in prep for the Elves’ Workshop Summit (Nov 18–20, 2025) 🎄 and the lineup is stacked with festive goodness—from cookies to crafts, decluttering tips to dazzling DIY décor. 👉 If you could learn just ONE thing this holiday season, what would it be? (a) Stress-free holiday hacks (b) Fun family crafts (c) Baking & edible gifts (d) Handmade décor & ornaments Vote with a letter below 👇 — your feedback helps us make this event extra magical!
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1 like • Nov '25
@Marlo DeVouge Use an insulated mug rather than a standard mug. It will stay hot and enjoyable when you take those crafting breaks. That has been my go-to for the last couple of years.
Oct '25 •
✨ Ready to make this your most magical holiday season yet?
Join us for the Elves’ Workshop Summit — a FREE 3-day online event (Nov 18–20) featuring 26+ expert-led workshops to help you cook, craft, decorate, and gift your way to a stress-free, joy-filled holiday! 🎄 🎨 Learn from creative experts 🎁 Make heartfelt, handmade gifts 🍪 Bake festive treats with confidence 🏠 Create cozy, budget-friendly holiday decor 👉 Grab your free ticket now! https://hobbyscool.lpages.co/2025-elves-workshop-registration
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Ready to try this summit. I am already struggling with a busy calendar.
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