Simple Tips for "How to start" which is the hardest
To the point tips
for crafting
1-
First step is always the hardest
a.
There
are many different crafts don’t hesitate to try multiple crafts to find “WHAT
YOU LIKE.”
2-
It’s your journey and crafting investment
a.
Keep
it simple
b.
Be
patient with
i.
Yourself
ii.
The
process and journey
c.
Work
on a budget
i.
Money
ii.
Time
3-
Project Goals
a.
Ideas
i.
Need
to be simple when starting
b.
Have
fun
c.
Ideas and designs
i.
Will
not be great starting
ii.
You
don’t need to be an artist to be creative
d.
Computers can be helpful with stencils
i.
Starting
out I used a lot of pictures.
4-
Equipment Surplus
a.
Investment of money
i.
Starting
out buy something average and what you can afford.
ii.
The
nicest tools are not needed to start out.
1.
There
is more important things to focus on.
2.
Yes,
critics will say “you need nice tools to be successful.” I will disagree.
b.
More equipment
i.
The
less time you invest in learning the specific tool fundamental
ii.
Your
focus will shift from craft skill development, and focused on collecting more
“STUFF.”
c.
Equipment will
i.
Improve
with time
ii.
Should
improve as your skills and abilities improve
1.
From
learning focus and invested practice.
5-
Limitations
a.
Found
i.
Equipment
1.
Try
/ Explore
a.
To
find a way with what you have
b.
You
will be surprised at what your capable of.
ii.
Skills
1.
Improve
with challenging yourself
2.
Changing
ideas
3.
Trying
different ideas
6-
First project
a.
Mine
was wood working
7-
Drawing
a.
Looks
like a first grade made it
i.
Nothing
wrong with that
8-
First tools
a.
Hand
chisels
i.
Take
more time
ii.
Where
I thought I wanted to start
1.
Components
I wasn’t expecting
2.
Harder
than expected
b.
No
regrets because you have to start somewhere.
9-
Power carving
a.
Variety
out there (tools)
b.
First
i.
Something
average which fits in your budget
10-
First project
a.
Perfect
time for mistakes
b.
Your
exploring, learning, and trying.
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