If you’re snuggling up somewhere cold this weekend, why not make a batch of this warm-you-from-the-inside hot spiced apple cider from Jamie Geller over on Joy of Kosher. Adding whiskey (for the “adult” version) is optional.
Instructables user LucidMovement built this great lamp out of electro-luminescent wire covered in crystals. So, of course, all of you reading this have thought to yourself at one time or another “I would absolutely love to grow some crystals on el-wire and then encase it in silicone and acrylic.” No? Oh, well maybe it was […]
If you’re like me, then you thrive under a little pressure and now is the optimum time to start crafting those last minute gifts, just in time for xmas. If you’re not like me, don’t worry, here are some projects that you can get done real quick! If you have some conductive thread handy, then […]
Your holiday sweets just got a lot sweeter. Take a look at this chocolate Nutella and sea salt fudge from cookincanuck over on Tasty Kitchen. It looks like an incredibly easy and quick treat to make … which seems a little dangerous to me.
I am absolutely in love with these shoes right now. They are a great statement piece and just fun to wear. Been getting a lot of compliments on these! Plus, this technique could work for so many things. I kinda want to cover everything in old doilies now…
Tapestry Animals: http://blog.craftzine.com/archive/2011/12/tapestry_animals.html
Tapestry Bag: http://scissorsandthread.tumblr.com/post/9472435394/salvaged-bags-totem-salvaged-these-gorgeous
Shoe Inspiration: http://shoelust.us/post/13595039784/liam-fahy-spring-12
You know those really cool timelapse videos of project builds you always thought you could do, but never really got around to making because your camera didn’t have a timelapse setting or installing custom firmware was too much of a hassle? Well, if you’re sporting an iPhone and have the means to mount it over your work area for the duration of the build, you might want to check out Honey Build app from Replicator, Inc.. Create timelapse videos from just a few seconds or minutes, to sequences that span hours or days. Just set it and get to working on your project. When you’re done, it will automatically build a video for you to share.
Looking for a very last-minute handmade present? One of our readers, Mark Hache, just made this floating glow display for his wife (and tweeted it), using the instructions from our Weekend Projects series.
