Spinning for them is like breathing. It’s a reflex. The two learned to spin by chance, at Knit Out, an event in Washington D.C. They were taught by some Mennonites who were teaching and demonstrating at the event. Buck and Greg loved it, and have since dedicated their time to learning and preserving the history and methods of fiber arts.
Wondering what all the fuss is about hackerspaces? Want to meet cool people from the Ontario area and learn some new skills? Then you should definitely check out MiniSoOnCon, a mini hackerspace conference being held next month in Hamilton, Ontario.
Bitartist has written and posted a Processing script that causes the eyes of an onscreen portrait to follow your face as you move past a camera. Primo haunted house material. Thanks man!
Last Friday, Natalie and I got a tour of the NYC Lion Brand Yarn Studio on 15th Street in Manhattan. Zontee and Patty showed us around their rotating window display, their luscious yarn offerings, and told us all about the classes and events that take place in the studio. Subscribe to the CRAFT Podcast in […]
Wonderful bat gallery and how the photos are taken!
Stencil101 Decor: How to stencil a wall pattern with Ed Roth of Stencil1 from Ed Roth on Vimeo. Enjoy this awesome how-to video on stenciling a wall pattern by Ed Roth, author of the upcoming Stencil 101 Decor, published by Chronicle books. His new book is “a beautiful over-sized portfolio which comes with ten plastic […]
Nadine Jarvis’s “Carbon copies”… A little morbid, but a clever idea – Pencils made from the carbon of human cremains. 240 pencils can be made from an average body of ash – a lifetime supply of pencils for those left behind. Each pencil is foil stamped with the name of the person. Only one pencil […]
