DIY Wedding Programs
What a lovely detail for a handmade wedding. You can make your own unique and personal wedding programs by simply sing burlap and pattered paper. What a sweet idea by Jennifer from Memento Designs and seen on Intimate Weddings.
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What a lovely detail for a handmade wedding. You can make your own unique and personal wedding programs by simply sing burlap and pattered paper. What a sweet idea by Jennifer from Memento Designs and seen on Intimate Weddings.
This crocheted LEGO blanket from Andrea at All Things Bright and Beautiful is definitely the coolest design that I’ve ever seen from a bobble stitch. Wrapping up in a blanket of LEGO goodness=total geeky dream come true! Fair warning to my nerdy pals: If you have babies, your kids are totally getting one of these. […]
This pintuck ring bearer pillow tutorial that Eunice and Tricia Roush shared on Hello! Lucky is too cute! Want to make one for your special day? Head over to the site to see the complete how-to! [Via CraftGossip] More: How-To: Chic Wedding Chalkboards @Craftzine.com blog ucculent Wedding Bouquets @Craftzine.com blog Papercraft Wedding Sparkler Holder @Craftzine.com […]
Youtube user atomikqbert posted this video of Aaron Copland’s, “Going Up For Seconds,” a wedding cake-shaped zoetrope animation (although, I think this may technically be a zoopraxiscope?). For this zoetrope, animation is captured using a camera with progressive scan. I wanted to play up the tiered cake shape of the zoetrope, so I made it […]
DIY physics guru David Prutchi coveted one of the expensive professional-grade gyroscopic camera stabilizers made by Kenyon Laboratories. “These devices,” he observes, “don’t seem to have changed much since Kenyon’s founder filed the following two patents in the 50′s: US2811042, US2570130.” Referencing those patents, David reverse-engineered the basic geometry of the Kenyon stabilizer using a pair of inexpensive precision gyroscopes from Glenn Turner of gyroscopes.com.
Shibuya, Tokyo is now home to Fab Café, a coffee house with a public use laser cutter. Just walk in with a vector design and your material and enjoy a cup of coffee while the laser does its thing.
Seersucker is the perfect fabric to break out for springtime sewing. It’s clean, fresh, lightweight and always classic. With this tutorial from Dana of MADE, seersucker gets an extra boost of playfulness in the way of layered ruffles. The pattern can actually use most any fabric, and can be easily modified in size and style […]