As a mom now, I realize you can never have too many baby bibs so why not make them more fun with the wonderful embroidery designs by Jenny Hart of Sublime Stitching? I love this new kit, Sublime Stitching Baby Bib Embroidery Kit (published by Chronicle Books) that has all the necessary supplies to stitch […]
“What happened to Andrae?” That’s my best Tim Gunn impression a la Santino I can do in type. But if you really want to find out, take a trip out to Jenny Ryan’s Home Ec. in Silverlake, Los Angeles and take Survival Stitches with Andrae Gonzalo next Wednesday May 6th. Also next week is a […]
This is really cool. According to ScienceDaily, group of researchers at University of Washington have come up with a formulation of artist’s ceramic powder to replace 3D printing media, which can cost $30-50 per pound. They are distributing their recipe online for free (which can produce a pound of material for less than a dollar). […]
I first saw Howie Woo’s work on Neatorama, but then quickly spent way too much time on his site checking out all his killer (get it?) crochet projects, from dynamite to ray guns to cigarettes. This guy has talent! And a wacky sense of humor, which is a mighty fine combination IMHO. (Be sure to […]
ModHomeEcTeacher at Curbly shows you how to take that fallen tree limb and turn it into stylish coasters. A chop (miter) saw is called for (don’t be afraid of power tools!), but I’m sure you could achieve the same effect, albeit more slowly, with a hand saw, jigsaw, band saw, etc.
Writing over at TOC, Andrew Savikas recently announced: I’m happy to announce that more than 160 O’Reilly books are now available on Kindle (both Kindle 1 and Kindle 2), and are being sold without any DRM (Digital Rights Management). … There’s a lot of overlap between the kind of early-adopter crowd likely to buy a […]
This quick introduction to setting up and monitoring a webcam on an iPhone shows just how easy it is.
