Welcome to the Coastal Craft Blog Hop! This month my blog friends and I are sharing some coastal themed crafts. As a navy wife, I love coastal (and nautical) crafts and decor. For this blog hop, I decided to create a lighthouse inspired crochet hook.
I found a small amount of white Sculpey Polymer Clay
in my stash of clay. I gathered a few clay sculpting tools and a size J crochet hook
.
I used the white clay to shape the main body of the hook. Then I found some blue and red to create the top of the lighthouse where the light is. I'm going to paint it...
I painted on some red stripes. I made the circle in the middle look like a lifesaver.
I added windows and a yellow light...
After the pain dried, I glazed it with Sculpey Satin Glaze
and let it drive overnight.
Ta-da! Now, the hook is ready to use for my next crochet project!
I'm currently working on another Paintbrush and Palette Scarf.
Thanks for checking out my crafty coastal creation!
↓Now, scroll down to check out my friends' projects!↓
MEET THIS MONTH'S COHOSTS:
That is such a fun idea and perfect for a gift. Pinned to my clay board and my crochet board.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for pinning!
DeleteThat is so cute! Pinned.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteI'm a huge fan of light houses - such a cute upcycle and thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! I like lighthouses, too.
DeleteThis is amazing, T'onna! A light house crochet hook? Oh my! You keep surprising me!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Gail!!
DeleteWhat a fun crochet hook and such a creative idea!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Beverly!
DeleteI can't resist all things lighthouse. This caught my eye and I had to leave a comment. So cute!!!
ReplyDeleteI really love this! Since we are all stuck at home for the next few weeks, I really need to get out my clay and old crochet hooks!
ReplyDeleteGreat fun, I would never have thought of customising a crochet hook.
ReplyDeletewow, so adorable! thanks so much for sharing this and all your amazing projects on craft schooling Sunday!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute crochet hook! I honestly never thought of making my own, but now I'm inspired.
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