Daily Cup of Tech has a great how-to on putting a program on your USB drive so it can “ask for help” if it gets lost… – “Hello, My Name Is USB Drive – The very first thing that I thought of was to put a luggage tag on my drive. This seemed like a […]
Crafter Kristina Pinto, whose needlepoint bracelets tutorial can be seen in vol 1 of CRAFT, is merging her love of crafts with a cause. Kristina will be running in the Dana-Farber Marathon Challenge at the 2007 Boston Marathon where all the proceeds donated will fund the cancer institute. To add to this, Kristina is creating […]
Modish has just launched it’s Holiday Gift Guide featuring over 80 items + discounts for you to spread the indie love this holiday season with handmade gifts. Link.
Exergia has a ton of great kits… – “Sophisticated demonstration models of alternative energy technologies for universities, schools and interested individuals: Stirling Engines and steam engines, fuel cells, photovoltaic objects, toys and more! Discover extraordinary ideas in energy related devices: Educational devices inspired by old and new concepts to demonstrate the physical principles of conventional […]
Here’s a slideshow of homemade & mannequin scarecrows that inhabit many of the rice fields in Japan – Link.
Thank you Sister Diane for this great podcast on how to make your own greeting cards with fabric, yarn, and other embellishments. It’s a great way to get rid of some of your excess yarn and fabric in your stash. Sister Diane also gives some great card tips in the process with a link fest […]
Crafty Chica has a cool new project up on how to make soldered jar charms. I love the antique look to the photos and they will spruce up an o’ jars you have especially for a special gift. Link.
