Amy R. Singer, Editor of Knitty and author of No Sheep for You, has posted up on the Knitty blog her recent visit to a Toronto morning TV show. She talks and shows off what you can do with natural fibers such as the seaweed yarn shown above as well as silk, corn, and soy […]
Beth Fuller a grad student at Pratt Institute and designer of the Beetle Bag which we posted here on CRAFT, has a new eco-friendly design with her Zipper Wine Bag Collection. Beth writes: The Zipper Wine Bag Collection embodies an elegant mix of style, function, and eco-friendly design. Each bag is made with organic cotton […]
Hey Crafters! The deadline for submissions to Plush You 2007 is this Sunday, April 15th! Due to the overwhelming response, they are going to be very strict about the deadline so get those submissions in! Visit Plush You for more details. Link.
Tina sent in a comment to the post yesterday about the laptop sleeve showing her own woven fabric sleeve. I loved the entire Flickr set showing her weaving process. The colors are beautiful and look even more amazing woven together. Tina writes: I started weaving a few years ago and seem to enjoy making patterns […]
Any experienced crocheters able to help Diane here? She posted this photo in our CRAFT Flickr pool and would like the best way to get these triangles to all line up. She’s blocked them and everything. On a side note, I am in love with her color combinations too. Link.
Sylvie of Chez Plum has a great resource on French translations for knitting patterns for those of us who are in love with French patterns or Marie Claire Idées but realize that high school French class didn’t cover knitting terms. I especially love her dictionary which also includes the French phrases for common knitting techniques. […]
This is one of the most beautiful knit laptop sleeves I’ve seen. I love the cable details which also gives it that extra cushion your laptop needs for protection. Get the free pattern from CanadianLiving.com. Link.
