With Halloween fast-approaching, here are two adorable and funny costumes you can easily spin out of one project, Eggs and Bacon and Breakfast of Champions. Want to include your small-fry? I show you how to scale down the measurements for your dog or kiddo.
The first day of the Summit of Awesome was great – attendees have been learning how to screen print, apply business tips to their crafty stores, chat with the founders of BUST magazine, and cover themselves in Bedazzled felt. We’re starting Day 2 now and it’s looking like it will be even more fun. For […]
Actually, it’s pretty easy: Shoot the film, have it developed (not mounted), cut out the exposures, and feed them to a craft-store sticker maker. And it’s always a pleasure to see what the inventive photo-hackers at Photojojo will come up with next.
Tyler Freeman hacked his clothes and created a jacket that transforms movement into video performance art. The VJacket senses gestures and then uses that information to create complicated visuals right from the dance floor. Filmed at Maker Faire Bay Area 2011.
Just one of twenty stunning scale models–most of them 1/6 motorcycles–from Spanish crasftman Pere Tarragó of Motoscala Tarragó. Sr. Tarragó takes great work-in-progress shots for his models, and this one is no exception.
This peacock tutu tutorial that Shauna from Shwin & Shwin shared on The Train to Crazy has me completely rethinking my Halloween costume. Head over to the site for details on how to create your own! [Via One Pretty Thing] Inspired to craft something for Halloween? Be sure to enter it in our CRAFT Halloween […]
Today Google’s homepage celebrates the 100th birthday of artist Mary Blair. You may not recognize her name, but you will surely recognize her art. Blair was a concept artist for Disney, and her colorful, freewheeling style is evident in many Disney animated films. Her coup de grace is the It’s a Small World attraction at […]
