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    What crafts did you do as a child?

    As a child, my favorite thing to do was draw and I loved illustrating everything, sometimes to my mother's disappointment as that usually meant I would draw on walls. Over time, I found a more constructive way to express my creativity. What type of crafts or art work did you do as a child?

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    Beverly

    Beverly

    Most of my time was spent writing. Though I liked cutting up paper and doing fun little paper related projects during the summer time.
    10 years ago

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    Minolta

    Minolta

    We were always painting something. That's one of my most vivid memories of childhood. And, even now, painting is my favorite thing to do.
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    angie828

    angie828

    I remember doing a lot of cross stitching as a child.
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    augusta

    augusta

    l was into more of knitting because we were taught knitting in school,so I starting developing passion for it and I.became an expert in it.
    7 years ago

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    Beverly

    Beverly

    I remember doing a lot of cross stitching as a child.


    They made us try out cross stitching in home economics and I always pulled my stitches too tight. Even later when I was cross stitching, I could not make my stitches very neat.
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    LizAnne

    LizAnne

    My mother taught me how to scrapbook at a very early age, so that I could do this craft along with her. And, though many of my early scrapbook attempts were not up to professional level, it was very fun learning.
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    brownie

    brownie

    I loved making friendship bracelets. I made them for everyone and anyone.
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    Beverly

    Beverly

    I loved making friendship bracelets. I made them for everyone and anyone.

    That sounds fun! I will look for friendship bracelet kits for my daughter. Maybe we can make some of these together. That would be a nice summer time activity.
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    elladavidson

    elladavidson

    I loved making friendship bracelets. I made them for everyone and anyone.

    I used to love making these as well.
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    ricky44

    ricky44

    I remember I used to do clay sculpting. Was not too good at it though.
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    ralph101

    ralph101

    Making model airplanes was always really fun. I did that a lot when I was a child.
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    Beverly

    Beverly

    Making model airplanes was always really fun. I did that a lot when I was a child.


    My older brother always made model airplanes. He was obsessed with this pursuit, until later he discovered Dungeons & Dragons.
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    DanoCath

    DanoCath

    When I was a child, I remember I was really into cross stitching and making scrap books. When these two things were introduced in one of our subjects in Elementary, I was immediately hooked with this kind of hobbies and I end up doing cross stitching most of the times. And even I was a college, I made myself a scrapbook in memories of my college life.
    7 years ago

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    Heatman6190

    Heatman6190

    I loved and enjoyed moulding with clay when I was a kid. Being soaked in the dirt of clay was kind of fun to me. I can still recall my creativity in things that I was able to make, although some looks silly.

    I managed to mould pot, plates and almost all the kitchen utensils. They were quite an easy task for me to take on. But I could remember trying to mould a lizard one day, and I did one horrible job. I can look back today and laugh my ass out over that incidence.
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    Barida

    Barida

    I was deep into drawing while growing up that I always spend most of my leisure times drawing and illustrating things of nature. It was an awesome experience growing up and that is one of my childhood days that I missed so much. I wish I can revive that passion in me today.
    7 years ago

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    felabruno

    felabruno

    I loved drawing, my grandma had a lot of paper I could use so I drew, even using only a pen. Later I stopped drawing people and situations and I focused on drawing clothes. I wanted to be a fashion designer so I used to draw clothes using crayons.
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    tenthztar

    tenthztar

    I love drawing back when i was a child. I also made clay sculptures and Popsicle houses. I don't draw or make something that creative now, But maybe soon with the help of my gf i will start practicing again.
    7 years ago

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    tophew

    tophew

    As a child still remember that i crafted a wooden art of my mother's name it was during grades school when i made it as a gift to my mother at first i find it hard but along the way i find it fun and relaxing for me. and also i do it with my friends for more bonding fun time.
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    tenthztar

    tenthztar

    I remember when we used to make pot holders out of pine needles and make a Christmas tree with some pine cones. I made houses with Popsicle sticks and draw anime a lot.
    7 years ago

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