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Physics, particularly the advances in quantum physics seen in the later part of the 20th century, tell us that time is an illusion: particles can interact forward or backwards in time, or even interfere with themselves. However, taking all this too seriously will inevitably lead to missing appointments, trains, and meals. It’s good to keep your mind on the present, especially when dealing with crafts that involve sharp objects.
We went on Facebook to ask our readers what was keeping them busy in the here-and-now, and today we share some of our favorite responses.
There’s plenty of holiday spirit going around on Facebook right now, as evidenced by crafters like Pamela, below:
And some are thinking even further ahead than that, like Fabrizio Martelluci, who clearly doesn’t share my family’s longtime tradition of rushing to send out cards on December 24.
Krigami, for those who don’t know, is the art of folding and cutting paper. You probably know it from paper dolls like these:
Kami Randall Mullens, below, has more domestic things on her mind, and she was kind enough to share a photo!
Reprinted for your convenience, here’s Kami’s excellent skirt!
Of course, some people are interested in clothing of a different kind:
Looks a little like a monster from Super Mario Brothers, I think: be careful about letting that baby near pipes, Venus flytraps, or fireballs.
What do you think of our readers’ crafts? What are YOU working on right now?
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I am finishing up a commission quilt top. While I am glad to have the chance to sew for others, it is always nice to get a project finished and move on to the next one.
I’m working on a snowman quilt for my Aunt. I’m also working on pray shawls & hats people in my local hospice. I like to work on multiple projects at the same time, some are easier to work on while I’m waiting for appts. & some are for just winding down at home.