Haley Pierson-Cox is the ideal craft crush. She combines photography skills with excellent writing to make satin tap pants look easy. She’s ambitious enough to sew her own dress for the Emmys. She is a lively member of the craft comunity who connects through social media, and also gets involved outside of the interwebs by […]
Rachel @ CRAFT points to this print-at-home papercraft Nyan Cat automata. This project combines so many meme types, I think I just blew a circuit.
Sara of Creative Jewish Mom points us to this amazing quilled version of Van Gogh’s Starry Night by Suzy of Suzy’s Artsy Craftsy Sitcom. She has some great in-progress and close up pictures over on her blog. Related: Bacon Starry Night A Fabric Rendition of Starry Night Quilling 101
Reportedly, the equation above plots as the figure below, which is…familiar from somewhere. Can’t quite put my finger on it.
These adorable pattern weights from A Spoonful of Sugar make me very, very happy. I used to be a pattern weight skeptic. I would use whatever I had on hand to hold my patterns in place—rocks, tin cans, bottles of wine—only to get frustrated when objects were too light, too bulky, or got in the […]
I’ve seen a few applications of crayons as ways to color fabric, but this sandpaper technique is new to me. Cindy at Alphamom shares how you can color on sandpaper and then transfer the image to a t-shirt. [via Grosgrain]
The Ultimate Microcontroller Pack from the Maker Shed includes everything you need to dive right into the world of microcontollers. The 100+ components allow you to complete nearly any online tutorial without having to source individual parts. Everyone from beginners to advanced users will appreciate all that the Ultimate Microcontroller Pack has to offer.
