From traditional crafts to modern crafts, we’re covering news and interesting projects to educate you and keep you inspired. Design trends and pop culture related projects are here to inspire.
Sure, you could spin this heart and arrow pin cushion as a Valentine project, but it’s beautifully designed in a way that doesn’t pin (pun intended) it down to just one holiday. Head over to the Purl Bee for the chart and full tutorial. Related: How-To: Cross-Stitched Hand Warmers How-To: Nesting Doll Pin Cushion
Looking for a fun way to shake up your sweater routine? Mix up your colors and your style with this quick and easy two-tone cardigan tutorial from Stacie at Stars for Streetlights! [Via Craft Gawker]
The bold colors of Sarah London’s work always make me swoon. Her latest crochet along is for this gorgeous “wool eater” blanket that has cheery scalloped edges and is great for gobbling up bits of your yarn stash. She’s already a few weeks in to the crochet along, but not to worry – each week […]
Just two of several very clever works from Korean Kang Duck-Bong that use lengths of PVC pipe cut, bundled, and painted to suggest fast-moving objects blurred by speed. [via Boing Boing]
The doors most of us use every day work just fine, by and large, and we tend not to think about them too much. And I’m not sure that this flip-flop single doorknob concept submitted by Australian reader Emily T. to Dave Delisle’s website Geek Ideas would really count as much of an improvement over […]
When Stephanie Lau of All About Ami decided to crochet a dragon in time for the Chinese New Year, she searched for “cute dragon” on the Internet and found this adorable image: After a slightly difficult search, she finally tracked down the artist as Kim Roundtree of Oborocharms. Stephanie and her “hubby” Ryan did a […]
Green Wedding Shoes is a wedding blog, but this tutorial for making DIY XL flowers is so pretty it can be used for all sorts of occasions. Photobooth backdrop or props, a big boquet on a table, several clustered and mounted on a wall. How would you use them?
