Halloween T-Shirt Trick or Treat Bag By Future Craft Collective Halloween season is here! Time to break out the pumpkins, the masks, and the scary makeup, and get out there to do a little trick or treating. When I was a kid we used pillow cases for our candy collecting, which were good in size […]
On November 7th, Mister Jalopy’s personal 4000 square foot studio will be host to the first Machine Project benefit. Opportunities to steal art from a laser-protected, action movie-style set, wager on microscopic slime mold races, try your hand at gold panning to prospect for real gold nuggets…
For years I didn’t consider myself a crafter or even very creative. Sure, I always decorated the house for holidays, did crafty projects with my kids, made my own gingerbread houses and face masks, loved to try new recipes, and shunned store-bought costumes for what I think are way better homemade creations, but a crafter? […]
Switch bounce is one of those rare electronic effects that is actually a caused by a mechanical shortcoming The issue is in the way the switch works.
Heidi Kenney of My Paper Crane came up with an awesome way to create silhouettes on her windows for Halloween. She’s combined a “sturdy yet gauzy” orange fabric and black felt cutouts to create these curtains that can work their magic both during the day and at night. Brilliant!
The “Computopia” feature predicted that by 1989 our lives would be equal parts carefree and terrifying thanks to the pervasiveness of computers, telecommuting teachers, and pugilistic enforcer robots.
Janet Echelman is a public artist who makes large-scale fiber works. This one, called Her Secret is Patience, is in Phoenix, Arizona, and is made from painted galvanized steel and recyclable high-tenacity polyester braided twine netting. Janet is featured in the latest issue of Fiber Arts Magazine.
