When you’re at your desk and you need to close that door, but you just can’t be bothered to get up, then it’s time to make a paperclip grappling hook and sport your best bobafet moves! The pics here are a little rough, but there is enough to get you on your way with this […]
By Arwen O’Reilly I stopped by the SF zine fest this weekend, and it was a blast! There were definitely a bunch of traditional zines (photocopied comix etc) but a lot of overlap in the Craft and Make space as well. I noticed a lot of zinesters brought along a crafty spouse to share a […]
Hillary Lang of Wee Wonderfuls debuts chapter one of her Make-a-Long story. The story tells about the first day of 3rd grade for Olive and Archie. Following the story is a set of patterns for sale via PDF so you can make your own Olive and Archie dolls. Link.
We will now show how to steal votes in a simulated election. – Link
Hurrah! The Fall issue of Knitty is out and there are lots of fun projects you can start on. These knit dishtowels look like a fun, quick project and you can welcome in the back to school days of “Study” and “Party”. Link.
Siggi Eggertson created this quilt as part of his graduation project from The Iceland Academy of the Arts. But look more closely at the details aside from the Michael Jordan centerpiece, Siggi incorporated all of his childhood memories in various figures and scenes that make up this quilt that is created from about 10,000 pieces. […]
The Museum of Scientifically Accurate Fabric Brain Art was created by artists Marjorie Taylor and Karen Norberg to exhibit the world’s largest collection of anatomically correct fabric art, inspired by research from neuroscience and dissection. Materials used by the duo to make their creations include fabric, yarn, metallic threads, electronic components such as magnetic core […]
