I did 2 projects based on @Reinikka’s “water” challenge.
First these 3 water colour pages. Yes, I know they look horrible but that’s how you start a masterboard. I promise they are gonna turn out beautiful 
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Next up are these washed paper bags for book making.
You cut & flatten them, crumple up, get wet, squeeze, flatten, hang to dry, then iron as flat as possible.
This made me chuckle … you flatten them, then crumple them 
I know! It’s quite the process. Open up or cut the bottom & side seam off, open & stack the bags flat, transport to the basement laundry sink, crumple, wet, squeeze, carefully open up & hang to dry. And then the ironing, lol. Seriously! It’s a lot of work & feels quite goofy but I do quite like the end result. I’d better make some books quickly though, where to store that enormous pile?
I picked @Magpie’s challenge of Finish and today finished a tote bag …
Nice! The yellow handles are great with that print. You know, I am going to follow your lead & take on my own challenge to finish some bags that just need handles. I think they’ve been in the wip pile for 2 or 3 years now. Oops!
Very pretty and fun tote!
Same here…I have about four totes in various stages of finish…this is the year to just get it done! (ala @edel)…
This little ami fits @Bunny1kenobi’s prompt “green.”
The sprout even grows!
I’m putting it up as my prize in the Lettuce All Raffle.
Looks like a happy and bright little guy!
Very clever how it grows! Great idea for people who want a little green but don’t have luck with real plants!
Cute little sprout! And I love the fabric on that tote!
Cute! So neat it’s interactive.
That’s so cute!
FYI … your link to the Lettuce All Raffle takes people to the wrong place.
Thanks, I like the little sprout too. I found the pattern on this crochet site with a bunch of free patterns.
@Homerof2 Thank you for pointing it out. I’ve fixed the link.
Thanks to a touch of insomnia and handy skein of yarn, my craft for @Homerof2’s craft with your favorite color challenge.
