Knitted Light
Via Fashioning Technology, check out these knitted lights by llotlove. They use a low-heat bulb and a long cord, covered by knitting for a soft aesthetic. I’d love to see a tutorial for a DIY version of these!
Month: February 2009
Stitch Diagrams For South Paws
I was thrilled to see these stitch diagrams and instructions for lefties over on the Sublime Stitching web site today. My mom is a lefty, and she’s mentioned how she’s never been able to find stitch diagrams and instructions that really make sense to her. I can’t wait to share these with her! Here’s a […]
Frankenstein casemod
Dana Mattocks posted these incredible pics of his Steampunk Frankenstein computer casemod to Flickr. I’ve never seen so much crazy-cool hardware! SteamPunk Frankenstein’s photostream [via Steampunk Workshop]
Ask CRAFT – Modifying Vintage China and Crafty Ethics
It’s time for the first installment of Ask CRAFT! This week I cover a question from Pollie in New Jersey about adding new elements to vintage dishes, while keeping them food-safe, plus Theri from Ohio writes in with a craft fair ethics question. Don’t forget to email me your crafty conundrums at becky@craftzine.com. If I […]
Make: Day Update
Two pieces of news… Last week this awesome note came in from a viewer who lives in Minnesota saying, “Dear Make-TV; Our whole family loves your show, but my 4 year-old son has found his very first “hero” in John Park. Will he be appearing at Make Day or at any other Twin City events?” […]
Make: Day Update
Two pieces of news… Last week this awesome note came in from a viewer who lives in Minnesota saying, “Dear Make-TV; Our whole family loves your show, but my 4 year-old son has found his very first “hero” in John Park. Will he be appearing at Make Day or at any other Twin City events?” […]
Farmer’s Market Cookbook
I just wanted to give a shout-out to my new favorite cookbook, The San Francisco Ferry Plaza Farmer’s Market Cookbook. I happen to be lucky enough to live a 15-minute bike ride away from the Ferry Plaza Farmer’s Market, but the recipes will easily adapt to a farmer’s market anywhere (or, for that matter, a […]