This life-size knitted house “The Gingerbread House” goes on display in North Devon, UK and is the brain-child of Alison Murray. Five hundred women from the UK, USA, Canada, and Spain contributed to the project which will raise money for the Great Ormond Street Children’s Hospital and North Devon Hospice. From the article in the […]
Nantaka Joy is a new line of paper from Joy Cho which I first caught a glimpse of via the NY Stationery Show recap by design*sponge. She’s filling up orders for stores and will soon have a listing on where to get her beautiful paper goods. For now, you can buy her journals ($12.50 each) […]
mp4 | mov | hd-appletv | 3gp | 3g2 | pdf | blip | youtube | itunes This weekend, make a human powered siege weapon. Using a human as a counter-weight and PVC piping for the structure, this catapult can hurl water balloons 100 yards or more. For this project I joined forces with siege […]
Phil @ MAKE writes: Toronto based artists Alissa Coe and Carly Waito made these gorgeous ceramic jellyfish – [via] Link.
Michelle of Green Kitchen has made the cutest owl tea cozy in a patchwork/applique style. Link.
The Make: PDFcast this week is an excerpt from William’s bok The Art of the Catapult. Download the pdf to get the detailed instructions to make this siege weapon. PDF Link This flinging machine is optimized for water balloons, but we used a small plastic cow. Subscribe in itunes to get both the video and […]
Father’s Day is Sunday, June 17, 2007. Started by Sonora Dodd to honor her father who raised five children alone after the Civil War, President Coolidge supported the idea, Lyndon signed a proclamation, and in 1972 it was official. Father’s Day is over a week away, but we’re putting out suggestions and ideas early so […]
