Phil over at MAKE shows us these $35 salt and pepper shakers that look like film canisters. Seems to me these would make a great re-craft; all you would need is a very small drill bit, or perhaps just an awl. You could probably go wild with the typography pattern of the holes, too. – […]
Swiss Miss points to Refinding who’s made a tennis ball wallet from an old ball. A great idea for a DIY and for all those tennis balls that have gone flat. Link.
I am so amazed by Anna of forty-two roads who made this toy kitchen for her daughter entirely from scratch, using primarily corrugated cardboard that was salvaged from the dumpster. Anna covered the pieces in contact paper and joined them together using no glue, no nails, nothing but clever joining cuts, which makes the kitchen […]
Sister Diane shows you how to take your old cards and transform them into a cute box with her tutorial on CraftyPod. Link.
OK, so Natalie and I just returned home from Saturday’s CBS Early Show taping last night, and already one of our Craftzine readers has made a costume from the segment! Jennifer Ramos of Textile Fetish created her own adult-sized version of Diana Eng’s Lego costume, and put a new twist on things by adding criss-cross […]
Doctor Popular writes: Here are my newest iPhone cases made from recycled items. I do alterations for a high end denim shop in SF called Self Edge, instead of throwing away the scraps I try to recycle them into wallets and coffee cozies. The denim for this particular iPhone case came from a pair of […]
Wendy of Wisdom of the Moon made this rock band inspired t-shirt duvet cover, using iron on interfacing. I also love that one of the smaller t-shirts was turned into a pillow cover. Link.
