By Katie Goodman Ask me what my favorite spring vegetable is and I’ll probably tell you asparagus. It’s been one of my favorites for as long as I can remember. I still have memories of eating it and loving it as a young child, before kindergarten. When I was older, my siblings would sneak some […]
Katie Goodman our CRAFT food contributor has a new blog carnival focused on gardening called GrowCookEat. Katie writes: GrowCookEat is a weekly Friday feature during spring and summer gardening season where I will share my usual gardening posts like last year, recipes geared towards from “garden to table,” guest posts from readers and other bloggers […]
I never knew this little tool was so useful! I know what’s going in my next parts/tools order! Joe Saavedra shows us how to use a wirewrap tool in this informative video.
While waiting patiently for what is likely the galaxy’s slowest turbolift, spacefaring duo Metalmags (Erica Magrey) & The Alien Ambassador (Collin Cunningham) take a casual stroll through the seams of their own chroma-keyed reality – in search of an answer to that age-old question, “Why are we here?”
Read more on how the vid was made –
http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2010/04/collins_lab_diy_sci-fi.html
GreenPost is selling a PDF tutorial sharing her method for making plantable gift tags. Tiny seeds are embedded into beautiful handmade paper. Instead of discarding them, literally plant them in the garden and watch the seeds sprout. I love this project, and I love that she is offering this tutorial for less than the price […]
Michelle Min made a quickie grocery tote bag from an old t-shirt! Perfect for when you’re in a jam. I keep a stack of old t-shirts near my fabric scrap bin for just this occasion. More: Pillow Chair from T-Shirts and Foam T-Shirt Quilt
As hard as it may be to believe, I see a lot of nerdy stuff in this job. But I have to tell you, these atomic orbital cookies from Evil Mad Scientist Labs may take all-time top honors in that department. You’re looking at a chart of the orbital wave functions of a single hydrogen […]
