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I know ombre is everywhere right now, but I am still way into it and try my hand at an ombre look with on some vintage wooden blocks for this DIY necklace. You can use any color gradient, paint each block a different color altogether, or go monotone.
I had a chance to play around with the iStabilizer Dolly ($60, istabilizer.com), a rolling mount for shooting cool panning shots with your smartphone. The unit consists of a flat metal plate equipped with two adjustable axle-and-wheel sets and a flexible, “snake-like” neck that holds the camera. All you have to do is attach your […]
I think these hand embroidered illustrations by Sam Gibson are a terrific example of the way embroidery can add a great handmade aesthetic to almost any imagery. [via books, paper, scissors] More: Create Your Own Embroidery Pattern from a Photo – CRAFT Video Podcast @Craftzine.com blog CMYK Embroidery @Craftzine.com blog Glitch Embroidery @Craftzine.com blog
Is there a celebration in your future? Make the festivities extra festive with this colorful scalloped bunting tutorial from Jess at Craftiness is not Optional! More: Project: Colorful Bunting Card for Any Occasion @Craftzine.com blog How-To: Bunting Cosmetic Bag @Craftzine.com blog How-To: Bunting Tea Towel @Craftzine.com blog
Get crafty while getting your workspace in order with this colorful cross-stitched office organizer tutorial from Camille Styles! [Via Decor Hacks] More: How-To: Fabric Mail Organizer @Craftzine.com blog How-To: Wooden Stump Twine Organizer @Craftzine.com blog Flashback: Cutting Clipboard Organizer @Craftzine.com blog How-To: Cork Trivet Desk Organizer @Craftzine.com blog
Inside the Gigeresque enclosure by Steve D of Mad Art Lab resides functioning radiation sensing equipment capable of sensing minute amounts of radioactive material.
This clever smartphone stand from Harry Allen elicits a double-take. It’s almost as if the smartphone is designed to fit within its grasp.
