Tanya from Grand Revival Design recently published her new book, Sew What You Love: The Easiest, Prettiest Projects Ever. To celebrate, she stopped by Sew, Mama, Sew! to talk about the book and share her adorable travel checkers pattern, which you can download for free on the site!
Need a fun project for a kids party—or maybe just a good excuse to play with your food? Check out this fun Lego candy how-to from Jenny at Craft Test Dummies! In her post, Jenny includes a video that shows you how to make the molds, then shares the recipe for her tasty cream cheese […]
I’m a big proponent of making chores fun and interesting, so I think that this laundry sorting game from Mollie at Wild Olive is just too cute! While they’re playing, kids build important skills like sorting by size, shape, and color, all while learning how to help with a common household task. Plus, once they’ve […]
I love that this sweet wee fair isle knit hat from The Purl Bee is beautiful and simple to make. What looks so intricate is actually just a matter of knitting first with one color and then with a second, switching between the two as the pattern slowly emerges and blossoms into a fascinating and […]
Photos of Steve Lodefink’s cool Pinewood Derby Racer
Start 2012 by crossing your “Ts” with the Exploratorium’s Tinkering Studio. Twenty Twelve begins with four tantalizing T-themes for the Tinkering Studio’s series of Open MAKE events. The first “T,” on Saturday, January 21, is Toys, and will include a visit from Lego sculptor Nathan Sawaya
We’re dying to hear what some cool and interesting makery our readers got for presents. Erik Utter’s lucky 2 1/2 year old got this awesome Pluginator 5000, switch, patch, and plug box, built by dad.
