Teacup Flower Series: Flower Pincushion
Leigh Ann of The Object Project kicks off her Teacup Flower Series this week with a tutorial on making this flower pincushion using a teacup as a template.
Year: 2009
Nomadic Standard Time
Steve Roberts, the “high-tech nomad,” was one of my first hardware hacking heroes. I just started following him on Twitter, and via his feed, found this other nomadness site, Technomadia. It chronicles the technomadic lives of Cherie Ve Ard & Chris Dunphy. In this post, they talk about being on “Nomadic Standard Time,” and about […]
How-To: Make a Yoda Hat
Heather of Dollar Store Crafts shares how to create this adorable Yoda hat from simple Dollar Store supplies. The Yoda hat is a quick and easy project, and you can make three or four of them from one dollar store blanket, making them quite the bargain! She also promises to share a handful of additional […]
Shackitecture hideaway made from windows
People in (recycled) glass houses… DIY: Backyard Hideaway Made from Old Windows Gallery
How-To: T-Shirt Yoga Pants
How-To: T-Shirt Yoga Pants By Bernadette Noll and Kathie Sever Future Craft Collective Kathie and I are both in the same place again — after many weeks of working from opposite sides of the country. It is amazing, even with communication being what it is — phone calls, Facebook, email and all the like, it […]
Caliper pen
Das original! It’s the German-made Messograf caliper pen from Cleo Skribent. Built into the retractable ballpoint pen is a 4″ Vernier caliper that measures in increments of both 0.1mm and 1/16″. The pen also functions as a metric screw thread scale and a tire tread depth scale. Garrett-Wade carries them. Always Have Calipers On Hand
From Craft Kitsch to Cool
From Craft Kitsch to Cool By Jessica Wilson I’m a big fan of color. In junior high it was all about red, black and white. In high school, I lived in the Tweeds catalogue and pined for pine, teal and mustard. In my early twenties, it was all about eggplant and forest green, and in […]