Mayan Calendar Cycle Jewelry
From the CRAFT Flickr pool, check out NB’s Closet’s 2012 Mayan calendar jewelry and ring in the end of a whole calendar cycle in style (think New Year’s party times 395).
Holiday Projects
Snail Lollipop Valentine
Zakka Life created this sweet snail-themed valentine you can download that doubles as a lollipop-delivery device.
Results of the Google SketchUp gingerbread house competition
Not only are these compositions for the SketchUp gingerbread house competition astounding, but I just love the categories. The Sprinkles price was awarded to the best additions made to a provided base model, the Swirl prize for best use of dynamic components, and the Sweet Tooth prize for most creative use of a single candy […]
Results of the Google SketchUp gingerbread house competition
Not only are these compositions for the SketchUp gingerbread house competition astounding, but I just love the categories. The Sprinkles price was awarded to the best additions made to a provided base model, the Swirl prize for best use of dynamic components, and the Sweet Tooth prize for most creative use of a single candy […]
New Year’s art hat party
Every year, some friends of mine throw an “Art Hat” party for New Year’s Eve. We get together and each construct a hat that we wear at the stroke of midnight. We parade around in the hats while banging on their pots and pans. Last year, we had a bonfire in their front yard and […]
Vintage-Style Valentine Banner
Spotted in the CRAFT Flickr pool: I often see weird doll heads and faces for sale at craft shops and thrift stores, but I’ve never known how to use them in my crafting. This adorable vintage-style Valentine pixie banner from Amy_B gives me lots of inspiration!
Austin’s Burning Clock
Last night, Austin had a beautiful, community-grown New Years Eve celebration. Austin Bike Zoo, ArcAttack!, and others came out with improvements to their already-great shows, and the new star was a working, 34-foot wooden clock tower. Filled with resolutions, it later became a work of fire art. Here’s my favorite slideshow, via zAdventure on Flickr: […]
