How-To: Bike Handlebar Planter
Instructables user FriendOfHumanity made this cheeky handlebar garden for a bike. Never lose your bike in a crowded rack again, and park it in the sun or shade depending on what plants you grow!
Gardening
The latest DIY ideas, techniques and tools for hacking nature from plant grafting to building gardening tools and sprinklers.
How to Plant an Orchid Vertically
I love orchids, and this year for the first time I went to the Pacific Orchid Expo in San Francisco. I saw some amazing plants and flowers. I left the event very inspired and decided to try the technique many growers use of mounting the orchids on branches or boards, where they can hang vertically. […]
Checkin’ In: Multitalented Crafter Brookelynn Morris
Brookelynn Morris is one crafter who is as diverse in her crafts as she is prolific. From fiber to mosaic to floral arrangements and smart crafting, you never know what amazingness will sprout from her creative mind. Brookelynn has contributed projects to 9 out of the 10 volumes of CRAFT, and a look at her […]
How-To: Make Punched Tin Butterflies
Recently, Pam of Gingerbread Snowflakes changed out her winter themed blog banner with a spring one. She asked readers for input on what banner image she should use, and when I saw her option with these fantastic punched tin butterflies, I immediately cast my vote. Now she has a tutorial up for making those very […]
How-To: Garden Paths
Apartment Therapy Re-Nest has three green path ideas for your home from OregonLive.com that can be done on a budget. [ via Crafting a Green World ]
Seattle Tilth Edible Plant Sale
As our Crafting with Nature month draws to a close, plant some veggies! This weekend Seattle Tilth is having their edible plant sale where you can score some awesome organic veggies and herbs and learn about food gardening and composting. Via New World Geek.
CRAFT Project – Quilted Garden Apron
Spring fever has officially hit in my neck of the woods, and everywhere I go I’m hearing folks talking about gardening. Whether they’re planning a windowsill herb garden, planting some succulents for their porch, or ripping out the front yard to put in a vegetable patch, the color of spring is green, baby, green! The […]
