The UK’s Victoria and Albert museum currently has old-school digital art on display. This display provides an overview of the first decades of the computer’s history in art and design. It includes some of the earliest computer-generated works in the V&A’s collections, many of which have never been exhibited in the UK before. From the […]
When you are born with the crafting gene, you feel compelled to create something everyday. Sometimes you create an idea while other times you create an actual something. Those who wear their gene on their sleeve usually manage to eek out some space solely for crafting; if you’re lucky, you eek out an entire room. […]
Susan Beal of West Coast Crafty is an all around crafter who’s got a lot of beads for her jewelry projects and a lot of fabric for her sewing ones. Please, let’s drool together over her library card catalog where she organizes all her jewelry findings. See more photos and read more about Susan Beal’s […]
Hi Crafters! I’m excited to announce a new contributing writer here on CRAFT! Let’s give a warm welcome to Lish Dorset! I’ve known Lish for many years and she’s an all around crafter with lots of great projects and inspiration up her sleeve. She’ll be covering various craft topics as well as our upcoming Maker […]
Jon Stanley writes in to share his latest project, the entirely analog Round Pong. Built to be played in a vintage Heathkit oscilloscope with a circular screen, he developed some tricky circuitry to generate the classic game using a circle generator.
CDM reports on the above-seen Orchestrion, a robotic orchestra built by the talented robo-instrumentalists of LEMUR for use in an upcoming album from musician/composer Pat Metheny.
This month, we’re covering all aspects of craft organization with our Make Space For Crafting series. Last fall, I finally purchased several coordinating oraganizational boxes and bins to use in my office. True to what I’d always heard, having my storage boxes coordinate made a huge difference in the look and feel of my office. […]
