Good morning! Today I will talk about being a creative person. My art is writing. I know that I am good at my craft. I don’t have any specific accreditations to show off, but I have always had an intuitive way with words. I love to be creative with my writing. That is why I struggled to get into journalism, which is what I originally planned to do. It is too restrictive for me. I need to tell stories, not facts, and being a fiction writer is the perfect medium.
There are lots of other ways to be creative, of course. I dabble in card making when I find the time, and I like to make bead jewellery, although again that has fallen by the wayside in favour of my books and my children recently. It will be there waiting, when I am ready to return. I am fortunate to be a member of a local artisan group called The Middlewich Creative. We are all local artists, living and working in the Middlewich area. We have artists who paint, sculpt, and create intricate patterns with beads and paper, we have crafters who are skilful with knitting, crochet, sewing and much more. Find us on Facebook for more details.
How do you like to be creative? Perhaps you are a clever cook, or your talent is baking exotic cakes and puddings. Maybe you are a magical gardener, turning a bit of soil and grass into something spectacular to view. There are many different ways to be creative, and I love to see what other people can achieve in the name of art and beauty. My daughters are both very creative, and they enjoy drawing and colouring (and writing). I will continue to nurture these talents as they grow older.
In the meantime, why don’t you read my new short story, The Wolf and the Fairy, available to download now? See you tomorrow, for the next letter in the #AtoZChallenge.
SpookyMrsGreen 
Hey Cath, you are right about that getting back to creativity bit! Love that you have a club of inteested and creative folks come together. I love painting besides writing.
Cheers,
@KalaRavi16 from
Relax-N-Rave
Thank you! Oh yes, our local craft group is brilliant, very inspiring and supportive.
I write, do printmaking, and blog. I used to garden until I moved to a place with a totally shaded lot. I used to sew, quilt and make dolls but I don’t any more. I do make paper beads off and on. Finding Eliza
Wow, that all sounds brilliant! I am interested in printmaking, though I wouldn’t know where to start… Thanks for stopping by 🙂
I think most writers do something else, paint, dance, or do needlework. The creative process is all interconnected. I restore cars in my spare time. It’s actually a lot more creative than people realize.
Robin from Write On Sisters
I bet it is. Sometimes I wish I could have gotten interested in cars or something technical like that… I suppose there is still time. Thanks for stopping by.
I’m one of those lucky, or unlucky, people that are creative in many areas. I love my own cooking over going out most of the time, I doodle, write, garden, play the flute, and think I’m pretty good at all of it. Anything I allow myself to really dive into, I become pretty good at. It is getting past my anxieties to allow myself to fully explore whatever it is until I see that I do have a talent for it.
Peace,
Morgan Dragonwillow
Dragonwillow Journeys
Story Dam
We are our own worst critics, it is true. Wow, I am impressed with your list of creative achievements, well done!
Hello! I love this post because it has encouraged me to try to be more creative. My word today is comfort zone and breaking out. I need to stop saying I am not creative and just give it a go. Thanks for the inspiration. I’m off to read ‘D’ Sue @Sizzling60 from
Sizzling Towards Sixty
Writing, painting, illustrating, knitting, ceramics, baking….. Great posts. speak again soon.