My daughter is almost 2 years old and I can already see her crafty side come out. She loves pretty paper (like me!) and has been enjoying the idea of Halloween. To keep her in that pumpkin spirit, I’ve printed out these adorable Halloween cards for kids by Patricia of A Little Hut. So cute! […]
Bust of Dierdre Candle via Twitter. “Like an echo from the caves of coccamaura, i came forth whilst Dierdre wept cool tears†– from a celtic fairy tale. The bust, “Deirdre” was a true collaboration between the two of us.  Mr. Little presented Mr. Sellers with the concept of crafting a weeping bust that cried […]
Jeri explores several methods to detect greenhouse gasses including mass spectrum and mid-IR absorption.
Jennifer at Naughty Secretary Club shows you how to make a haunted milk carton house perfect for little ones to play with or fun Halloween decor. Inspired to craft something for Halloween? Be sure to enter it in our CRAFT Halloween contest to win cool prizes. Costumes, decor, food – whatever you create for Halloween […]
This past weekend, the World Maker Faire in NYC had a wide range of makers showcasing a variety of projects and skills. Front and center was the New York chapter of DIYbio, a scientific outreach group of local citizen scientists, and the BioBus, a mobile microscopy lab built on a 1972 transit bus. For the […]
This rag shag rug from Maggie Makes is a fun way to use small pieces of fabric, and can be a nice introduction to the techniques for creating your own latch hook-style projects.
Line By Line, a new weekly essay and drawing lesson from James McMullen, makes me love the New York Times even more than I already did. (How fabulous that a news organization gives equal weight to aesthetic pleasures.) The column is “about rediscovering the lost skill and singular pleasure of drawing,” and does a beautiful […]
