Fruit cobbler is the perfect way to celebrate the late summer fruit harvest. This recipe is the one that my grandmother always baked, and I think she learned it from her mother. She always used to make it with canned peaches, or blackberries, but I like fresh peaches myself. The cobbler is cakey and a […]
As a yarn lover I couldn’t keep my eyes off the photos for this bridal shower themed “Knotted in Love” created by Victoria of The City Cradle and featured on the Hostess with the Mostess blog. From the large yarn spun chandelier to the tiny balls of yarn made to look like flowers in a […]
Julie of Julie-K shares a tutorial for turning a turtleneck sweater into a sweet cardigan in just five steps. I love how she created a nice crochet edge to the cardigan, using unravelled yarn from the collar. Brilliant!
Have you ever wanted to tour Bletchley Park, the headquarters of Britain’s WWII codebreaking efforts? How about the Gutenberg Museum, dedicated to the invention of movable type? The Geek Atlas by John Graham-Cumming collects 128 of those “dream destinations” every one an important aspect of our geek heritage. In the National Air and Space Museum […]
Joy at Creative Mama has a free download for her traceable stationery for kids template. It’s a great way for kids to write their own letter to grandma while practicing the art of writing the letters of the alphabet.
So you want to get mobile with your Arduino, or other micro controller, and you aren’t sure where to start? The Maker Shed has 2 different platforms to get you started.
This weekend at CCE, I couldn’t get enough of Rachel Lieberman’s shrinky plastic hammerhead shark earrings. We talked about the haunting imagery from nature documentaries about swarms of these creepy fish, and last night she planted a pair of these lovelies in my bag to call my very own. I can’t wait to sport them […]
