The Oregon Zoo provides a “make space” for a team of dedicated volunteers who create beautiful and intricate quilts for the primates. Special pockets are even sewn into the quilts for treats! For more information, visit quiltingformonkeys.com. Is your local zoo harnessing the skills of makers to help the animals? Let us know!
I’m cursed/blessed with a backside that’s proportionally bigger than the rest of my body. This means, among other things, that I always need to buy pants in a size that fits my butt, not my waist, which often results in the dreaded crack-showing waistband gap. Feel my pain? Here’s the fix!
I love my single cup of morning coffee, but tea has always been my go-to comfort drink for the rest of the day. You too? Make a simple and sweet crocheted “Cup of Tea” mug cozy with this beginner-friendly tutorial!
Japanese Temari handballs are beautiful works of art that were traditionally built using strips from old kimonos back in the 7th century.
They have since transitioned from being a child’s toy to precious works of art.
This incredible Wanyne’s World get-up shared by Imgur user Extreminate features both Wayne and Garth in one costume!
Got beautiful bulky yarn in your stash? Check out this wonderful venetian blind capelet knitting pattern!
Keep your sewing supplies near to your heart by encasing them in transparent resin with this fantastic resin sewing thread and embroidery floss pendant tutorial by our own Haley Pierson-Cox over at The Zen of Making.
