When Blue Met Green Baby Booties http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=5237815 I love Amy Herbst’s charming baby booties and other felted and fleece goods from Herbst Handmade. The colors and designs are cute enough that I wish she made them in my size, too, but they’re just perfect for little feet. Her work is chic and elegant, which I […]
Corey of Tongue in Cheek blog lives in France and has collected some of the cool vintage finds she’s found at local flea markets and now she’s selling some because her paper collecting stash has gotten too big. Corey says, “I have a thing for French vintage papers, when I see them at the flea […]
Today on Wired.com there’s a great article on “Crafty Geeks Launch Sewing 2.0” talking about the new wave of sewing and the Internet. The article starts off with one of our CRAFT friends Lisa Howdin of Fitzpatterns who is interviewed in CRAFT:02 and has contributed a number of stylish patterns of hers to our CRAFT […]
Ok, who’s going to be the first to make an orchestra out of six second sections of that Hall and Oats song private eyes? I double dog dare you to do it! – Link
No Sheep for You is a new book out by Amy R. Singer (pictured lower right) who also happens to be the founder and editor of Knitty.com. Amy found out at an early age that she was allergic to wool and her new book, No Sheep for You showcases the alternatives to knitting with cotton, […]
All you need for this is the bit out of a piezo, an 1/8 inch jack and a tin can. You got a simple way to make a mic? Drop a note in the comments! – Link
Modern Mechanix does it again by digging up this exceedingly cool article about the one-wheeled tanks of the future! – Link Look familiar? That’s cause we included a bio of someone doing almost the exact same thing on their own in the Makers book!
