Stefanie Japel of Glampyre Knits has shared with us one of her gorgeous patterns, this very stylish Mini Sweater that is a beautiful and feminine short-sleeved cropped cardigan. It’s the perfect quick project to make this weekend! Download this week’s CRAFT pattern PDF – Link. Subscribe to the CRAFT podcast and get this pattern and […]
Chuck writes – We just posted a pretty sweet test of cheap crimp terminals vs. decent ones with a breakdown of how to identify the best performers; it struck me as something Makers’d be into Some months back when Chuck mentioned a Storehouse brand assortment of crimp terminals, I commented that this was one place […]
Stefanie Japel of Glampyre Knits Blog/Website – Link. Shop – Link. Fitted Knits on Amazon – Link. Knit designer Stefanie Japel’s stylish pattterns of sweaters, tops, cropped cardigans, and more will make any fashion-forward knitter drool. Her new book, Fitted Knits: 25 Designs for the Fashionable Knitter, is no different. From the puff-sleeved femine cardigan […]
I’ll admit I am a bit behind on my podcasts and I love Jennifer’s CraftSanity show. So when both Robyn at Crochet by Faye and Melissa of Under Construction both mention this podcast today, I knew I had to give a listen right away. Jessica Vitkus, author of AlternaCrafts: 20+ Hi-Style Lo-Budget Projects to Make. […]
The Dutch Design House Demakersvan created the Lace Fence for their recent project. From the site, “The Laced Fence project translates that line of thinking. Fencing is a sign how we modified and cultivated our environment. Like brambles fences are rising rampantly around us. What would happen if a patch of embroided wire would meet […]
We have been re-posting Carl and Jerry stories for awhile here on MAKE and I really hoped something like this could happen, Jeff Duntemann managed to get permission to republish them and now you’ll be able to get all of these wonderful stories! Jeff writes… Back in 2006, I tried to locate a few of […]
Supreme nothing writes – Here’s some scans from a 1963 home instruction course in animation offered by a company called Cartoonist’s Exchange. All you had to do was cut out the pieces, fasten them together, and start posing your figure as it guides you into a career in the animation industry! supreme nothing: Hey Kids! […]
