Newly Renovated MAME Cabinet – with Silkscreen Storage!
It’s a game cabinet! It’s silk screen storage? Sure, why not?
Month: March 2012
DIY Geometric Print Fabric (and a Pouch That Was Made From It)
Being able to design and actualize your own fabric is an amazing capability. You can design fabric and send it to Spoonflower to get professional quality, but if you don’t need large quantities and your pattern is fairly simple, there are other options. Like fabric markers! Alicia of Dismount Creative created a bright triangle print […]
A Stylish and More User-Friendly Geiger Counter
In the wake of the Japanese earthquake and nuclear accident, Bunnie Huang designs an attractive and more user-friendly Geiger counter.
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Book Review and Excerpt: The Liberty Book of Home Sewing
The Liberty Book of Home Sewing By Liberty; Lucinda Ganderton Chronicle Books When the Liberty of London collection debuted at Target two years ago, I was one of the many Liberty fans running from store to store picking up whatever I could. The bright colors, bold designs, and love of floral looks are all right […]
How-To: Crocheted Floral Necklace
I’m always looking for new ways to incorporate my love for crochet into my wardrobe, so I’m definitely smitten with the crocheted floral necklace pattern that Bernat Yarns shared on the FaveCrafts blog today. I love the bold colors and large flowers, which give the necklace a really substantial, statement piece look. Want more? The […]
How-To: Cuttlebone Casting
This ancient, simple, accessible method for casting small objects in metal exploits the amazing properties of a naturally-occurring and easily-worked high-temperature mold-making material.