World of Wearable Art 2008 winners
If you’re still looking for Halloween costume inspiration, you might find it here. I think “Wow” sums it up nicely.
Year: 2008
Halloween LEGO minifig contest
Fine Clonier is hosting a Haunted Halloween Custom LEGO Minifig Contest – there’s still time to enter! Here are a few of the rules – complete information is here. (I hope somebody comes up with a scary princess) What is the contest,” you ask. Well it is simply building a Custom Scary Halloween figure out […]
Using web services with Google Docs
Last week I wrote about a couple of cool dynamic data capabilities that are built in to Google Docs, including the GoogleFinance function, which lets you link to external stock ticker data in your spreadsheets. Hackszine reader Tony Hirst, who previously showed us how to incorporate Wikipedia tables into a spreadsheet document, sent us some […]
HOW TO – Hermione Granger Necktie
Spotted in the CRAFT Flickr pool: If your kidlet is a Harry Potter fan (and really, who isn’t?), be sure and check out the free knitting pattern on The Hook and I, which will help you make a quick and easy Hogwarts-inspired necktie for your own little Hermione Granger. As the author points out, the […]
Fabric Wall Art – CRAFT Video Podcast
In this week’s video, we take a visit to the new fabric store Whiz Bang Fabrics in San Francisco where owner Helen Fawcett shows us how to make some cool fabric wall art. Download the MP4 Video or HD Version | Subscribe to CRAFT in iTunes You can see more photos in my Flickr set […]
Best of CRAFT
Here are some of my favorite posts from the CRAFT blog this week: Horrifying Houseplant Costumes Tutorial HOW TO: Nature Printing With Simple Supplies Card Catalog Coffee Table HOW TO – Make Your Own Tofu HOW TO – Frosted Animal Cookies
HOW TO – Box-and-Strap Book Purse
I love this recycled book purse created by Penwiper337, not only because it’s clever and cool-looking, but also because it looks like something right out of the Little Rascals…I can’t help but picture Alfalfa carrying home Darla’s books when I look at it! [via Folding Trees]