Listen to Diane Gilleland’s crafty new year’s resolutions covering the following topics: how to expand your horizons, ideas for keeping your crafty self more organized, msings on crafting to benefit your community, and ways to connect with other crafters. Link.
Continue ReadingHELLOmynameisHeather – Heather Bailey Website & Blog – Link. Freshcut™ Fabric Collection – Link. If you’re like me, you’ve fallen in love with the work of Heather Bailey over and over again as she posts some of the most beautiful photographs of her work on her blog. She debuted her own fabric line called Freshcut™ […]
Continue ReadingStarting tomorrow Jan 3rd bidding will begin for the Kim Family Benefit Art + Craft Auction and will last until Sunday, Jan 7th. The auction, organized by sisters Lisa Congdon and Stephanie Barnes along with their mother Gerrie Congdon, features handmade craft goods by a number of crafters, many of whom are friends of the […]
Continue ReadingSusan Beal of West Coast Crafty visited The Bead Museum in Washington DC over the holidays and got to take a look at the museum’s current exhibit, The Sacred Bead. Read her full report of this amazing place! Link.
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Axecollector took apart a 9 volt batter. I remember thinking at one point that a 9 volt battery was just a small box full of acid or something, but as you can clearly see, this one is is just constructed of six smaller 1.5 volt cells wired in series. I’ve been collecting disclaimers lately and […]
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Hana means flower and kototba means word. The idea hear is that your flowers can talk to you. My Japanese ends there, but I’m curious about this little thing. I4U says, After placing the little fairy, which carries a sensor inside a plant pot, you can communicate with your plant through the big fairy. Buy […]
Continue ReadingKath at Whip Up points to a super refashioning project by Paperdaisies on Crafster.org on how to make a cute button down cap sleeve shirt from an old men’s shirt. [ via ] Link.
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