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Here’s a sweet little pattern and tutorial from Destri of The Mother Huddle for making a purse using bracelets as the handles. The perfect little bag to stuff all those little trinkets and what-nots into that a girl just can’t leave home without… Slips over little arms perfectly, we’ve yet to leave the house without […]
When Lion Brand pinned this adorable dog crochet unicorn hat, I was immediately smitten with the sweet pug pictured wearing the hat. As I checked out Sweethoot’s Etsy shop, I was met with more wonderful pictures of Pickles the pug modeling cute crochet hats sized for dogs. It’s noted in at least one product description […]
Time to get funky and fresh…sorry I can’t help myself. I have always wanted to make my own disco ball, so I did and now I show you how I did it. Get carnival mirror here: http://carnivalmirror.com Subscribe to the CRAFT Podcast in iTunes, download the m4v video directly, or watch it on YouTube.
MAKE author Tom Whitwell wrote this great piece on how to jump into the synth-building scene. The hardest part of DIY electronics is starting out. My first step was building a few guitar pedal kits and learning by reading the Beavis Audio site. Other people start with noisemaker kits like the Atari Punk Console or […]
Fabric maker Moda is hosting their “Sliced” contest right now looking for submissions for items you might see in your sewing studio. Check out their blog to learn more.
These heart print tights from Annika at The Pineneedle Collective were intended for Valentine’s Day, but I think that they’d be fabulous any time of the year! If you happen to see a girl with a green streak in her hair sporting tights like this around Brooklyn, you’ll know where I got the idea. More: […]
It’s just one of many striking and beautiful works in this medium—shards of what appear to be CD-Rs secured to wire mesh frames with hot glue—from Chicago artist Sean E. Avery. [via adafruit]
