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If my time and money were unlimited, I’d jump into every craft I see, full force, with all tools, supplies, classes and books.
Unfortunately, my time and money are tightly budgeted.
But I’ve found three good ways to try a craft or skill on for size for little or no money, which lets me get a taste of things so I can decide if it’s something for me or not.
I’m skipping the straight up obvious way of Googling and using YouTube. There’s nothing wrong with going that route, but I’ve found that often gives me conflicting and piecemeal information. I can’t figure out if I don’t like something because it isn’t fun, or if it’s because I’m not getting what I need to be successful at it.
More concentrated instruction is what I’m looking for. Here are my favorite ways to acquire it. Continue reading…
