Year: 2010

Knitting Green Challenge

Knitting Green by Ann Bud is for knitters who are comitted to the environment and are looking for projects with an organic or recycled twist. Personally I love using organic yarn and I love projects for bamboo yarn for the upcoming spring/summer months. All in all, this book has 20 patterns from sweaters, hats, socks, […]

Math Monday: Whittling links and knots

Math Monday: Whittling links and knots

By George Hart for the Museum of Mathematics Whittling is a traditional technique for making one-of-a-kind objects that doesn’t get enough attention nowadays. A time-old method of demonstrating one’s whittling technique is to carve linked objects from a single piece of wood. The above step-by-step guide shows four stages in making a pair of linked […]

Fiber Art From Miyoshi Barosh

I’m fascinated by the works of artist, Miyoshi Barosh, who combines layers upon layers of crochet, knit, embroidered and other fiber pieces to create art that is simultaneously bold and soft. My work collides the domestic world of craft with the muscular images of Pop in signs: maps, banners, billboards, and roadside attractions. Like figures […]

Backyard FX welcomes new host

Backyard FX welcomes new host

Indy Mogul’s Backyard FX showcases cheap, fun filmmaking with great how-to videos. They just announced their new host, Zack Finfrock, who’ll be taking up the role as host of the weekly web series. The DIY movie makers here at MAKE can’t wait to see what he comes up with. In case you missed it, here’s […]