I adore the beautiful line work and perfect colors in these vintage labels on iDiy. The celadon version is my favorite favorite favorite. Print them out and use them with any paper project you can think of. The beloved site has a clamoring in the comments for more posts, and I just know it’s because […]
Inspired by Mitch Altman to learn how to solder, Andie Nordgren wanted to pass on the knowledge of his newfound skill, so he captured the lesson in a cartoon.
Space Shuttle Atlantis and the ISS fly across the night sky shortly after undocking back on November 25, 2009. Photo by Ethan Tweedie of Pottsboro, Texas via SpaceWeather.com. Catching flyovers of the International Space Station is one of my favorite hobbies. There is something about being able to watch that gleaming vehicle glide across the […]
Leafcutter John shares the steps he took to build a phantom-powered underwater mic from a steel can (looks pretty classy!) – I decided to house the pre-amp in the same enclosure as piezo elements (to avoid noise entering the circuit). The challenge here is to find a decent enclosure. As the piezo’s and the pre-amp […]
3rd Ward in Brooklyn, NY has a huge selection of super rad-sounding classes lined up. Some that caught my eye: Extraordinary Embroidery, Screen Printing Intensive, Introduction to Upholstery, Digital Textile Design, and way more!
This is one of my all-time favorite project ideas I’ve ever seen. Filth Wizardry had the brilliant idea of using dollar store shelf liner as a base for embroidery and sewing for children. She shows how to draw a pattern on the liner with colored markers, making it easy for kids to trace over them […]
Ever wanted to make Lego soap? Rachel @ CRAFT writes: We are a big Lego-fanatic family, and it’s fun to find ways to work Lego into all aspects of our lives (not just playtime). This tutorial from Roots and Wings shows how to create a mold from Lego blocks that you can then use to […]
