Oilcloth Addict shares this quick and cute project for putting together small chalk cloth homework helper dots. My kids started back to school today, and while I’m thrilled with having a small break in the day, I also know that our evenings are going to start back to the homework struggle. Maybe having a cute […]
If you nee a dustpan and you need it now, Instructables user ansanma’s cardboard dustpan might just do the trick in the meantime. Dust crisis averted!
Here’s a great way to bring a splash of color to your home by treating floral bouquets as art on the wall. Apartment Therapy SF shares some sweet inspiration on the many ways you can try your hand at framed flowers.
Lisa at U-handblog rounds up some of her favorite sewing and bag making notions. I swear whenever I go to the fabric store, I’ll always end up hanging out at the notions area for a long time just staring at all the goodies. I could easily geek out with this Patchwork Ironing Board and the […]
For those of you looking for more ways of taking the leap using conductive threads, check out Fionnuala Murphy’s conductive mittens prototype where she knit conductive thread patches and attached them to her mittens. [ via Fashioning Technology ]
“Sister” Diane Gilleland’s project guide to weaving without expensive equipment, Weaving Un-Loomed, comes to us as an e-book, elegantly situating itself somewhere between environmental consciousness and convenience. It starts up with an introduction to weaving’s concepts and terms, then inspires you with pattern ideas and material choices. The five projects inside really do have something […]
A great intro to home canning is on design*sponge by Ashley English. Ashley writes: For many, the answer for what to do with all that fruit and veg deliciousness lies in home canning. A new wave of canners, thinking outside the jar, are holding jam sessions and finding themselves in a pickle with unmatched enthusiasm. […]
