Forgive me for this obvious pun, but records have been getting a lot of play here on CRAFT. Of all the re-purposed record crafts I’ve seen lately, my favorite is this awesome hand painted clock. It’s clever and modern and delicate and cool. For the less skilled painters, I bet you could make one with […]
This sculpture was created by artist Pete Simpson from the U.K. Most of his work seems to fall into the fantasy or steampunk labels, with darkly fantastic themes and a lot of gears! [Thanks, Dug.]
I was *so* tempted to title this “How-To: Be Alone,” but it’s a little too cheeky for this vid’s vibe. This lovely little narrative touches on the happiness of spending time with ones self, something our collective social norms generally fear and frown upon. Using quiet strumming and quirky animated line drawings, we get a […]
I remember making these at summer camp as a kid, it’s a heart pin/hairclip made from a drinking straw!
Mike Senese writes: The idea behind a perforated peel is that it reduces the amount of flour that gets underneath the dough when placing it in the oven (too much flour will brown up and taste bitter), and helps keep things from sticking by reducing the amount of friction underneath the dough. I discovered the […]
Have you created an account on Make: Projects yet? Have you perused our growing library of projects, techniques, and primer articles? It includes original projects from us, projects from the magazine and Make: Online, and contributions from the greater maker community. Thanks to everyone who’s contributed so far. We need your involvement to make this […]
I’ve always loved felt boards as a great source of inspiration, fun and play, Maya of Maya*Made shares how to make this cute felt board that folds up and has a handle, making it perfect for travel. It’s sure to keep your kiddo engaged for hours!
