“Slacking is killing the DIY industry”
Tech and culture jammers monochrom were selling this awesome T-shirt at Maker Faire. New monochrom shirt: “Slacking is killing the DIY industry”
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Month: June 2009
Maker Faire Coverage Continues
As our team recovers from Maker Faire, I just wanted to say a huge thank you to all the people who came by to say hi to us at the CRAFT booth! We love what you are making and that you are reading CRAFT online and following our tweets. It was an amazing and inspiring […]
Continue ReadingRecipe: Homemade Doughnuts
Mmmm…doughnuts! I can actually hear my stomach growl thanks to this glazy-sweet looking post by Saucy’s Sprinkes who decided to try her hand at making homemade doughnuts. [ via Bake It Pretty ]
Continue ReadingFabric Scraps Hanging Bird Mobile
I love this sweet looking fabric scraps hanging bird mobile by Lisa Tilse of The Red Thread which is featured on the Smaller blog. I know this is really meant as mobile for a baby room but I’m secretly wanting to make this to hang in my office for some crafty birdy love.
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Jill Bliss’ Summer Sunday Afternoon Nature Drawing Workshops in June
If you are in the Portland, OR area you won’t want to miss the Summer Sunday Afternoon Nature Drawing Workshop with Jill Bliss. Workshop dates are June 7, 14, 21, or 28 From Jill’s blog: This intimate workshop is a hands-on opportunity to learn Jill’s intuitive drawing techniques while learning how to understand, appreciate and […]
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Lovely minimal garden foot bridge
So I will admit, in a moment of profound, existential boredom, to picking up and leafing through the SkyMall catalog in the S80 on my flight back from Maker Faire yesterday. I will offer my standard excuse for such behavior: I was looking for clever ideas to liberate by re-make-ifying them. And one of the […]
Continue ReadingHand of Man @ Maker Faire
Christian Ristow‘s jaw-droppingly amazing Hand of Man was ‘on hand’ at Maker Faire, crushing barrels with ease! In the above vid, he shares some details about the massive mechanical appendage and its human interface. I didn’t get a chance to actually pilot the hand but it looked like the attendees who did had a whole […]
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