Every other week, CRAFT’s awesome interns tell about the projects they’re building in the Craft: Labs, the trouble they’ve gotten into, and what they’ll make next. By Lindsey North, projects intern As readers of CRAFT and MAKE know, finding materials for projects can sometimes be challenging, if not downright maddening. I’ve spent hours online looking […]
Look, just because I have a pink Nano doesn’t mean I’m some kind of a…pink necktie wearer! Oh wait, NM: It’s British. And the company’s name is Pink–Thomas Pink, of London. Pink gets €55 for one online, which is like more money than there is in all of America right now, but if you are crafty or have a crafty friend it should be a fairly simple sew job.
Instructables user emattrose made this super adorable dress from an oversized button-down shirt, and shows you how, too!
When the weather gets cold there’s nothing like a bowl of hot soup to make you feel good. I’ve never attempted to make a split pea soup but this recipe for easy peasy split pea chowder on Indie Fixx sounds super easy to make.
Check out the winners in the Instructables Gorilla Glue contest, including a cardboard kayak, marble roller coaster, nightstand and trebuchet. Impressive!
OK, OK, this is probably something you shouldn’t try on yourself, a loved one, or even a close friend. Still, it’s pretty flippin’ amazing: a full-grown animal, permanently (apparently) cured of a genetic defect by a few injections. Can X-people be that far behind?
(That’s a rhetorical question, BTW; those of you who know the real answer to that question is “yes,” just chill and give me my moment.)
Here is the original abstract at Nature.
Three of Portland’s best-known crafty writers will be discussing the craft world and their writing projects at Portland’s Hollywood Library this Sunday, September 20, from 2:00 – 3:30 PM. Panelists include Susan Beal of West Coast Crafty, and author of Bead Simple, Button it Up and Super Crafty, Diane GIlleland of Crafty Pod, and author […]
