Impressive feat from Ken over at Instructables, who laid up all the parts himself from loose carbon fiber cloth, into molds of his own manufacture, using a vacuum bag to apply the resin. A large number of his early plates were rejected for poor tone, as judged by a simple “tap” test.
I love this Sugru video commercial that shows the possibilities of combining Sugru and a stackable plastic brick. [Via @johl
The latest issue of CraftSanity Magazine is now available for purchase. The print issue is available now for $12 and the the $5 PDF will be available this evening. What can you expect? Check out this update from editor Jennifer Ackerman-Haywood. I know I’m excited for the “Hug a Journalist” woven scarf! From knitted and […]
Lacey Splash Swimsuit Coverup Calling all lace knitters! Storey Publishing is looking for original lace knit ideas -from home and baby items to toys, accessories, and clothing – to include in their upcoming book, 101 One-Skein Lace Wonders. They will pay $101 for any book submission that they accept. The deadline for submissions is January […]
There will always be a warm place in my heart for Harry Potter, so I think this Golden Snitch ornament should have a place on my tree. While I admit that trees with matching ornaments look pretty, I love a wild mishmash of mixed ornaments from different people, times, and places, so it wouldn’t look […]
Global warming has all sorts of benefits you never hear about.
This wooden spool wreath from Etsy seller misstitchery absolutely stopped me in my tracks. What a beautiful idea for upcycling wooden spools while adding a some color to a sewing space! Gorgeous projects like this one never fail to put me in a creative holiday mood.
