Cyber writes – Some enterprising folks over at Google have collaborated via Google Documents to create holiday art using cells in a spreadsheet as the pixels. A time delay video was taken and is available over at YouTube and the result is pretty spectacular. More info on how they did this is available behind the […]
The Crafty Crow shares a wonderful Thanksgiving project you can do with the family: everyone cuts out a paper leaf and writes down something they’re thankful for, then you hang the leaves from some string as a doorway garland. I love a project that looks great and is also interactive.
Spotted in the CRAFT Flickr pool: OK, now I know how I’m going to wrap all my presents this year–faux bois contact paper and kraft paper leaf cutouts all the way! Pic by Flickr user bugsandfishes_by_lupin.
Windell of Evil Mad Scientist Labs is this many, expressed in a binary candle. He shows you how to make your own. Do you know how old he is? (BTW: I don’t think today is really his birthday, but let’s play along. He *is* 0100010.) Binary Birthday
I’m loving this tutorial over at Gingerbread Snowflakes with some great tips on tackling Temari to create gorgeous holiday ornaments and decorations. I’ve always wanted to try Temari, but have been intimidated by the complex designs. These simple tips using embroidery and applique are right up my alley, though.
Learn to make these tasty and cute Turkey Pops from Bakerella, who shares the recipe plus her handy decorating tips.
Even a crabby curmudgeon like me enjoys making a hand print turkey now and again for Thanksgiving. Bella Dia has a tutorial for how to turn your hand print turkey into a hand print turkey softie.
