Yahoo! is launching a new program, in search of innovative and environmentally-conscious products to bring to market. They write: Make It Green is turning great ideas that improve lives and help our planet into actual products. We’re looking for the best green do-it-yourself ideas — and we need you to help us. Submit your idea, […]
The authors of iPhone Hacks will be having a webcast Friday, May 15, 2009 at 10am PDT. Register here to participate in this live event.
UPDATE: The Martha Stewart Show has now added the entire episode in their Archive. Enjoy! http://tinyurl.com/oyelyr At the beginning of April I was lucky enough to go to New York City to help Mark Frauenfelder, editor-in-chief of MAKE, prepare for his appearance on The Martha Stewart Show! The show was taped on April 1st, and […]
Steven Leckart at BoingBoing Gadgets interviewed his mom, a weaver, for mother’s day. I like the unabashed shop talk. By the time I was in elementary school, most every holiday season my teachers each received a handmade scarf, compliments of my family. Instead of knitting on the couch, my mom handcrafts scarves, rugs, and towels […]
Listen to the CraftyPod podcast with Sister Diane and the ladies from Future Craft Collective, Bernadette Noll and Kathie Sever. These super talented gals talk about how to craft with kids and also teach creative reuse and self-reliance. And guess what? Future Craft Collective will be doing weekly projects as part of our CRAFT Summer […]
If you’ve listened to Diane Gilleland’s Crafty Pod episodes or read her blog for any length of time, you can’t help but also get to know her mother, Pam Harris, of Gingerbread Snowflakes. I’d read about the elaborate gingerbread houses (and sometimes villages!) the two would make together, and when I listened to Crafty Pod […]
There’s no doubt in Jennifer Perkins’ mind of who has been the biggest crafty influence in her life. “It was my mother who I have the most first hand crafty experience with,” she says. “She herself is crafty and was always doing projects around the house so my sister and I grew up watching her […]
