Month: June 2011

Sculptures Made from Vellum

Sonya Blesofsky makes these incredibly detailed sculptures of objects that she encounters in her daily life out of: vellum, glue and tape. The construction of each piece is labor-intensive, yet once built, the work will soon break, decay or be deconstructed. In this way there is a sense of urgency for experiencing each piece, as […]

How-To: Library Tote Bag

This summer, the kids and I are hitting the library on a regular basis, so I’m thinking I need to whip up a couple of these cool library tote bags from Mo Bedell of lime gardenias for Sew, Mama, Sew! I particularly love that there’s a pocket on the strap specifically for holding the library […]

Cities Made of Zip Ties

I’ll be working with artist, Hong Seon Jang, this evening in the Open Studios at The Museum of Arts and Design. Jang constructs installations from found objects and everyday materials. He is currently constructing cityscapes from zip ties in the Open Studios on Wednesdays, if you want to stop by the museum and check it […]

How-To: Angry Birds Cupcakes

I resisted playing Angry Birds for a long time, but once I started … well, the addiction came hard and fast. Now the kids and I fight over who gets to play on my phone, and I finally really get all the Angry Birds hoopla. These Angry Birds cupcakes from Dot of Dabbled are awesome. […]