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.
Anh-Minh Le has a great write up of CRAFT in the San Francisco Chronicle! – “The quarterly started out as a special edition of the 2-year-old magazine Make, which focuses on do-it-yourself technology projects. But, according to Craft Associate Editor Natalie Zee Drieu, the publishers quickly knew they were on to something bigger. “They realized […]
This week’s CRAFT Pattern Podcast comes a couple days early so you can get started on it for the long Thanksgiving weekend. We are so excited to be featuring a pattern from Amy Butler’s new book, In Stitches. Here’s a quick and easy pattern on how to make a sash with beaded fringe trim. Ooh […]
Sally Shim of Shim + Sons brings us the most beautiful, inspirational craft projects on her blog. Here’s her applique tutorial where she shows you how you can take plain baby onesies or t-shirts and add creative applique embellishments. Link.
Spin to Knit is a fantastic book by Shannon Okey. Shannon and Interweave Press are also hosting a “Spin to Knit Handspun Secret Pals Swap” where you’ll be able to swap handspun yarn for 2 months and make a new crafty friend! Hurry up! The deadline is coming up on December 1st. From the site: […]
Tim writes – “I was needing a saddle bag of the Paratrooper. I knew that they range anywhere from $20 – $30. I thought to myself, why not save a couple of bucks and make one. Today was a slow day at work. This gave me the perfect opportunity to make a one…” – Link. […]
Gun shaped camera from Popular Mechanics 1938… – Link. Gun shaped ruler – Link.
datamancer.net has a great old-fashion meets modern PC mod… – “Celebrate the historical heritage of the modern Personal Computer..the way it should have been. While charming in its reticence, the buzzing beige rectangle under a desk hardly seems a fitting aesthetic legacy for what is inarguably the most important invention of the last 100 years. […]
