We all love crafting, sewing, quilting, scrap booking, knitting, embroidery, painting etc and we may dabble in a little bit of everything...however...
if you had to pick just one...what would your favorite be?
Ok, let me make it harder with a crazy story. You are going to be on a deserted island for one year and can only take one hobby (and all the things for that one hobby) with you...What would it be?
Oh, yeah...there will be electricity on this island. Let's not get too crazy with this story! (and my island will have potato chips too)
ONE hobby...ONE snack
Sorry, can't use your computer as your hobby. Lol !!
Mine are...quilting and Pringles chips
Let's hear from everyone to see what the most popular hobby is!!
Happy Thursday,
~Karen~
Sewing and Magic Cookie Bars...
ReplyDeleteMost definately quilting and Chocolate
ReplyDeleteMine would be scrapbooking and sour cream & onion pringles.
ReplyDeleteApplique quilting and Choc chip cookies
ReplyDeleteScrapbooking & Oreos. :)
ReplyDeleteQUILTING!!! And potato chips - can't live without potato chips!!!
ReplyDeleteI would absolutely absolutely have to have my camera with (and not forget the battery charger) (and bring with several SD cards).... nachos would be heavenly!
ReplyDeleteAn easy pick.....quilting and Little Debbie Nutty Bars! Holy cow....that WOULD be a tropical paradise then! :o)
ReplyDeleteWeaving (a girl needs a hammock)and Bacardi Rum - I assume there will be coconuts and tropical fruit
ReplyDeleteCooking OR reading. What to eat? ...Lemon Squares!
ReplyDeleteAssuming I had a way to get photos and materials, scrapbooking would be my choice! Great question. :)
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Hmmmmm.......it's gotta be quilting and the snack would have to be a never empty basket of fruit and berries.
ReplyDeleteQuilting and M&M's for sure!
ReplyDeleteQuilting, no question!! The snack would be an always full bowl of super crisp and fresh Greek salad!
ReplyDeleteOh it would be so lonely on a deserted island. But, I would take all my beading supplies and make beautiful island jewelry and hope a sailing ship would come by.
ReplyDeleteScrapbooking! Because that means I would get to take my camera AND my cricut right? :) The snack would be oatmeal raisin cookies! :)
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ReplyDeleteCrochet and ice cream with caramel topping.
ReplyDeleteQuilting, but would have to include all my embroidery supplies also, and snack, chocolate covered coffee beans. Then I get coffee and chocolate!
ReplyDeleteInteresting question.
ReplyDeleteIt would be Quilting and Schaumküsse.
Quilting and chips....
ReplyDeleteMy hobby would have to be quilting (any fabric supply on this island?!), and my snack would be ice cream.
ReplyDeleteSewing and chocolate fudge brownie ice-cream:)for me...
ReplyDeleteQuilting and spree candies
ReplyDeleteCross Stitching and Smartfood Popcorn.
ReplyDeleteCrochet and chipacitos
ReplyDeleteIt would be patchwork/quilting for me too and an endless supply of French macarons in all the different flavours!
ReplyDeleteI think cross stitching because it would pass the time quickest and shortbread biscuits yum!
ReplyDeleteAnything to do with sewing...this means making bags, totes & quilts for me. As long as fabric is involved, I'm happy.
ReplyDeleteOh, I mustn't forget my ice- coffee..after all it will be hot on the island and a girl has to stay cool.
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Quilting and french onion SunChips.
ReplyDeleteSewing and Carmel Corn, can I please have coffee too? I'll leave the corn. But I want them both.
ReplyDeleteKnitting, as it's so portable, and I want to master some more skill! And dark chocolate, 365 bars, so I don't run out!
ReplyDeleteThat's a tough one but if you say I will have all the tools on hand, it will have to be quilting.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, Pringles please.
I'd be most happy with quilting and cheese.
ReplyDeletesewing (on a desert island I would finally have time to do some sewing!!!) and Thin Mint Girl Scout cookies...I ordered some the other day and have been drooling, i mean dreaming of them ever since!
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ReplyDeleteGarment sewing and WINE!
ReplyDeletequilting and flavored coffee!!!
ReplyDeleteQuilting and mixed nuts!
ReplyDeleteAll my quilting supplies (is there plenty of room on this island) and peanut M&M's! Happy to hear there would be electricity!
ReplyDeleteI can't pick between knitting and crochet, so I'll say yarn crafting. Is that cheating? I'd also want plenty of tortilla chips and salsa.
ReplyDeleteKnitting and chocolate!
ReplyDeleteSewing and chocolate ;)
ReplyDeleteQuilting and chocolate (the snacks are fat-free on this island right?)
ReplyDeleteRedword embroidery and ice cream. Judy C
ReplyDeletewatercolors and brown sugar & cinnamon poptarts with out the icing.......
ReplyDeleteSewing and low carb cheese cake (I'm a reformed sugar addict). I'm assuming I could have my drink of choice which would be diet coke.
ReplyDeleteFun. My favorites are quilting and ice cream:) Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely quilting and chocolate...or wool applique and chocolate..
ReplyDeleteI NEED my computer for my hobby...machine embroidery. I know I already have over 12,000 designs, but I may need more!!! The snack? CHOCOLATE of course!!!
ReplyDeletepainting and Twizzlers...
ReplyDeleteSewing and Herrs Kettle Potato Chips!
ReplyDeleteMy sewing machine and chocolate!
ReplyDeleteQuilting (so that's two machines, fabric, tables, rulers, templates, design wall, iron, ironing board, batting, thread...) and real sugar Dr Pepper!
ReplyDeleteQuilting and pastries! That's the way I'd love to be stranded on a tropical island.
ReplyDeletequilting..and can I have calorie free chocolate that TASTES like regular? (what about drinks? can we have a drink too? :-D I pick Diet RC...heheheheheheh
ReplyDeleteQuilting and plain Ruffles
ReplyDeleteEmbroidery and Sun Chips - plain!
ReplyDeleteHobby: Crochet
ReplyDeleteSnack: Chocolate
It goes without saying that this island would have coffee in the am and red wine or margaritas at happy hour right?
Quilting - it's my ONLY hobby. And probably sea salt & cracked pepper lentil chips, although I can't think of a snack I wouldn't get sick of eventually. Unless it's peanut butter granola bars, which I've been eating every day for breakfast for about six years now.
ReplyDeleteKnitting and Bounty chocolate bars.
ReplyDeleteI can't decide between smocking and embroidery. Hmmmm......maybe I could say children's heirlooms. And I would definitely want margaritas!! A girl just can't survive on an island without them.
ReplyDeleteQuilting and Reeses Crispy Crunchy bars!
ReplyDeleteSo since this is a fantasy, I'd say my sewing machine and Tom Selleck for my snack!!
ReplyDeleteQuilting and chips with ripples! Pringles have gluten in them darn it!
ReplyDeleteQuilting and cream puffs!
ReplyDeleteQuilting and chocolate covered pretzels.
ReplyDeleteQuilting and Ruffles potato chips!
ReplyDeletequilting and popcorn.... or chocolate... or chocolate covered popcorn
ReplyDeleteSewing. I can make clothing, quilts, hats, whatever. Or I can take the fabric apart for thread or yarn, find some sticks on the island, and knit or crochet. And Twix for a snack. Lots of flavors, including chocolate. I loves me those Twix!
ReplyDeleteBeads and Chocolate!
ReplyDeleteCrazy quilting and Coffee Crisp bars!
ReplyDeleteQuilting and homemade buttered popcorn which are impossible to do and eat at the same time!
ReplyDeleteCrochet and Kettle chips....are you sure we can't bring anything else :( Barb.
ReplyDeleteRubber Stamping (to make all my cards to send to friends upon my return... to brag about my time on the island) and popcorn!
ReplyDeleteQuilting and Take 5 candy bars!
ReplyDeleteSewing and Dove Chocolate Ice Cream Bars because on my island you can't gain any weight either. LOL
ReplyDeleteThat would definitely have to be quilting and ANY kind of chocolate. When do we leave????
ReplyDeletequilting and peanut M&M's....
ReplyDeleteLaurel/NJ
quilting, and I know this is "sick" but I'd have to have apples. TRUST ME.... this is NOT my go-to snack (I'm, ugh, well, "not fit") but if I was truly stuck on an island, it's honestly what I'd miss most ;)
ReplyDeleteQuilting and Chocolate. What more could you want. :)
ReplyDeletequilting and sea salt potato chips!
ReplyDeleteCross stitch and chocolate!
ReplyDeleteQuilting, hands down. Snack would be shortbread cookies.
ReplyDeleteQuilting and chocolate
ReplyDeletequilting and oreos
ReplyDeleteSewing and Chocolate and lots of it. WOW, what an island!!!
ReplyDeleteQuilting and Lays Tomato Basil chips!
ReplyDeleteQuilting and M&M's!
ReplyDeleteMine would have to be quilting and popcorn. Gotta have my popcorn.
ReplyDeletewell for me it will have to be Books (Novels) to read and Cinnamon Buns to go with my Tea - can't imagine a year with out either one
ReplyDeleteDe-lurking to answer this one! Had to make choices just as you mentioned only the island DH was taking me too is inhabited...we were going to AU for 2 yrs. I decided to bring quilting...hand applique and piecing. As for a snack, I would bring a drink...Diet Dr. Pepper.
ReplyDeleteOk...this was a tough one. BUT I think I finally narrowed it down. It has to be quilting. BUT I have to have a computerized long arm!!! My snack...Hershey Hugs, and We can't forget drinks! Diet DR. Pepper!!!
ReplyDeleteEasy, quilting and chocolate chip cookies.
ReplyDeleteQuilting & Avocado-covered Black Tostitos.
ReplyDeleteYou know what? I'm going to be thirsty!
Sewing, not just piecing quilt tops but all kinds of sewing. Welch's grape juice for the snack, especially when I'm sick or have just had surgery. Okay you drink it and don't "eat" it but that's my choice!
ReplyDeleteQuilting and dark chocolate covered almonds.
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun question! I immediately began to think practically about what particular craft would be most useful on a deserted island---what?? :D I also immediately thought hot tea for my snack, but then realized that I could probably make my own tea by boiling water and using some kind of island tree leaf to flavor it (umm...this all flew through my head in a matter of seconds). Time to throw caution to the wind! My choices would be painting and chocolate-covered almonds!
ReplyDeleteLoved reading all the comments! :)
Sewing...that covers so many aspects of the craft...it was a toss up between sewing and knitting, I just learned how to purl for the way i knit and then thought how hot this tropical island would be and decided to take sewing! My first passion. I love the idea of the person who said Tom Sellick! I would take my husband, but he isn't a food, so i would say Grapes...I love grapes, green, red, seedless or seeds!
ReplyDeleteThat took me a while to decide...so it is Sewing and Grapes (and DH if i can bring my best friend)
woodless graphite and newsprint paper for drawing and cantalope
ReplyDeletesewing and fruit
ReplyDeletePainting and a dirty vodka (grey goose) martini with 3 olives!!!!
ReplyDeleteI'd pick embroideryand the fake Oreos from Trader Joe's!
ReplyDeleteSewing for sure. Quilting, Garments, Home decor. (I'll have the best looking tree house). My snack is Lay's potato chips (I am dieting and REALLY miss chips).
ReplyDeleteLand o Lakes American cheese wrapped in dill sandwich stackers and my iPhone of course.
ReplyDeleteNeedlework and chips and salsa...could I bring books to read too??
ReplyDeleteSewing....and Cheetos. They never go together (everything turns orange) and I never, ever buy them. But if I'm on an island, and no one will know what I have.....it's got to be Cheetos!
ReplyDeleteCross Stitch and ICE CREAM!
ReplyDeleteI have a business painting custom dishes. I do make (some) money with it, but it's also still a hobby, it's still fun for me. SO, I would take my dishes w/paints and Hershey kisses :)
ReplyDeleteQuilting, for sure, if I get to have ALL the tools. The year would go by in a flash!!! And brownies....this Island is a no calorie island, right??
ReplyDeleteWhy, knitting of course & cup cakes !!! LOL
ReplyDeleteSewing and Hershey dark chocolate kisses
ReplyDeleteI found you recently through pinterest and fell in love with your blog. I love your craft space! I am a "stamper/scrapbooker". Luckily I don't have many other crafts since I'm on 5 stamp companies/challenge design teams so I have an easier choice - stamping would be what I bring with me. And I guess Lays BBQ chips would be my food of choice.
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Most definitely potato chips and rug hooking for me!
ReplyDeleteSewing and Baked Lays potato chips!
ReplyDeleteSewing, definitely! That part was easy - the snack...um... something chocolate. Or maybe margaritas?
ReplyDeleteScrapbooking and popcorn with Diet Dr Pepper
ReplyDeleteCross-stitching and salt & vinegar chips!
ReplyDeleteQuilting and chocolate.Oh, when are we leaving?? This is fun looking at all the other comments!
ReplyDeletesewing, hands down ... the snack: hard to choose, lay's ruffle chips or chocolate ... lay's / chocolate ... lays / chocolate ... can i pack one and take one on the carry-on???
ReplyDeletelove this thursday conversation ....
darlene
It would have tp be quilting & chocolate chip cookies.
ReplyDeleteSewing and cheetos
ReplyDeleteQuilting and choc coated Turkish Delight bars
ReplyDeletecrafting and roasted almonds w/sea salt
ReplyDeleteQuilting. I can even do it without electricity, since I have several treadles and hand crank sewing machines. Hmmm.... maybe my homemade caramel popcorn.
ReplyDeleteQuilting and chips and salsa. I'm counting that as one snack. Can I bring books?
ReplyDeletesewing and wheat thins
ReplyDeleteDefinitely quilting and Mike & Ike's candy.
ReplyDeleteCross Stitch - chocolate!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun, this question.
Mine would be Quilting and Dorrito's, I gave up soda's 20 days ago so my only vice now is Dorrito's. LOL
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Vicki
Quilting and ice cream. Well, you said it was a tropical island and I'd have electricity!
ReplyDeleteQuilting and veggies.....
ReplyDeleteI'd bring needlework (which includes quilting, embroidery, & old-fashioned sewing). And, my snack...oh, I'd say caramels!
ReplyDeleteCrafting ... and chocolate chip cookies :)
ReplyDeletequilting and chocolate no-bake cookies
ReplyDeleteI read through the comments and didn't see the one my 17yo daughter said, when I gave her the question. She can cook, sew, crochet, knit, scrapbook, paint, etc...but she emphatically said.....WRITING!! and plenty of potatoes!
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