Symbolism

I drew this for my book report in English. It has tons of symbolism to me. What do you think it means?

Picture Frame

Last night for our Young Women activity we decorated frames.

It's really easy!

1. Place frame upside down on back side of scrapbook paper.

2. Trace the inside and outside edges.

3.Paint the back and sides of frame any color.(I did white.)

4. Paint a thing layer of Mod Podge onto the front of frame, stick on paper. Flatten out any air bubbles, there may be a few.

5.Decorate, if desired. I used buttons and rub-on stickers.

6.After decorated, paint a thing layer of Mod Podge on top of decorations. (Note: If decorations are bumpy, like buttons, paint around them.)

7. Let it dry...

8. Put a picture in it! The one in mine is of my and my two sisters in SLC in 2002. :)

Muffins Many Attempts-including Muffins!

This is the hat I finished today. I didn't have a pattern I just kinda made it up as I went...its purpose was originally to be a green accessory at the next football game. But I think I'll be wearing it all winter long.. Below is what it looks like on. Sorry the picture is upside down..
I also did some cooking/baking this past week. Pictured below are "Churro Muffins"
Pictured below is Thai Noodles with Chicken, Vegetables, and some lime wedges. (It was divine! :))
I also went on a walk and took some fun pics by a river. The reflection was freakin' amazing!

Welcome!

Welcome to Attempts at Craftiness! This is a blog where teens can post what they do to express themselves. It can be anything-- quilting, poetry, crocheting, art, stories, music, dance, making candles, fixing cars, making longboards, building thinks from wood...ANYTHING that expresses you and what you like do. There are a few rules:

1-No swearing or vulgar language on the blog or in the comments, please.
2-Teenagers are the only ones allowed to post on the blog. However, adults are welcome to comment.
3-Have FUN! :)

I'm looking forward to seeing what you can do.
-The Muffin