Regency Pineapple Reticule
I love the beaded details on Ravelry user KnittyVet’s version of the pine apple bag pattern: the regency pineapple reticule. Luxurious!
Month: November 2010
How-To: Linoleum Print Cards And Invites
I’ve only played around with linoleum printing a little bit, but I was instantly taken with how easy and fun it is. Check out this tutorial over on Apartment Therapy for creating your own custom invitations with linoleum prints. [via @thelongthread]
Pogo pin test jig
If you’re a kit maker and need to do tons of testing, making a test jig is one of the best ways to save time and money… HOW TO – Make a pogo pin testing jig. For more complicated projects, you may need to have a longer testing procedure in which case we can make […]
How-To: Security camera lamp
Neat, here’s how to turn a security camera dummy into a lamp.
Crafty Events
Click to add an event to the online calendar Click on the jump to see the call for vendors. Coming Up This Weekend: Christmas Craft Bazaar Santa Rosa, CA Saturday, Nov. 6, 9am – 3pm Sunday, Nov. 7, 10am – 3pm Indie Mart San Francisco, CA Sunday, Nov. 7, 12pm – 6pm The k11 November […]
Amazing Banksy painting costume
MAKE contributing illustrator Tim Lillis sent me pics of his friend George Schnakenberg‘s Banksy painting costume, and I’m totally having costume envy over here. Hands down my favorite getup from this Halloween. Here’s a comparison pic of George’s costume versus the original Banksy “Flower Thrower” painting: He did an awesome job of painting his clothes […]
Thanksgiving Side Dish: Sautéed Brussels Sprouts with Maple Syrup and Bacon
By Katie Goodman I know, I know. Brussels sprouts. I can almost see you rolling your eyes. But they’re really quite tasty when they’re cooked almost any way BUT boiled. If you’re looking for something different to feature at your table this Thanksgiving, this recipe for Sautéed Brussels Sprouts with Maple Syrup and Bacon will […]
