Feeling Stitchy has a nice Q+A with Flickr user WoundUpLadybug, who added these fun Star Wars-themed embroideries to their Embroidery pool. Related: • Star Wars Crafts Podcast • Star Wars Amigurumi • Star Wars Fair Isle Knitting Patterns
Making a binary clock is nothing new. However, it is a lot of fun and easy to make. If you have an Arduino and a parts bin, you should be able to make right now. Learn how to make a Binary Clock with an Arduino More: Make a Binary Clock
Learn to make these clever candlesticks using pipe parts by tuning into Creative Juice on Thursday–or visit hostess Cathie Filian’s blog for a tutorial!
Hope at Stitch Lounge shows us how to turn a shapeless old muumuu into a stylish drape-neck top. Who knew?!
Meredith Scheff has an interview with scientist/artist Alan Rorie. Alan was involved in the Steampunk Treehouse and the Dihemispheric Chronaether Agitator. To me, science is largely about taking concrete aspects of the world and abstracting so that they can be communicated. I would spend weeks and months working on my thesis and the result would […]
I love the clever way House on Hill Road gets her kids involved in packing for family trips: she gives them a visual packing list, which is a fun way to turn a chore into a game while ensuring the kids will bring everything they’ll need.
I just found this great tutorial on image transfer – they cover lots of different transfer mediums for use on wood, paper, fabric, and glass. Xylene is a really toxic chemical, I’d stay away from it – the other mediums are pretty benign. I never knew you could use caulk! An image transfer is, to […]
