Today’s CRAFT Pattern Podcast features this crochet headband with needlefelted butterfly by Sylive Damey of Chez Plum. This is a super quick project you can make in about 2 hours from start to finish (including the needlefelting)! You will need leftovers of Malabrigo Merino Worsted, and a 5 mm hook. Check out the rest of […]
How-To: Make a Cat Toy By Bernadette Noll and Kathie Sever Future Craft Collective We’re staying at Grandma’s house for a few weeks this summer. Lots of swimming and card games and board games and croquet and lots of totally unstructured free time too. Grandma doesn’t have a regular craft room but we do have […]
Alice and Arlo, hard at work and focused on the prize! I’m always amazed at how satisfying it is to beat your own whip cream, especially by hand, and for kids it’s no exception. I can rarely get either of my boys to hunker down in the kitchen with me for a real baking session, […]
Here’s a neat idea for a Twister bed spread. White fleece seems a bit dangerous to me, but you could always work the colored dots into a larger overall pattern or color scheme, too. Perfect for youngsters and teenagers alike, in my opinion.
Want your kids to eat their fruit? Perhaps this cantaloupe monkey face will do the trick.
Instructables user threadbare shows us how to make a kid’s anti-boredom kit that will fit in a pocket. I’m thinking of making an adult version for myself! There’s only so long I can spend playing solitaire on my phone, and those bubbles would really be fun in a waiting room.
And with this “Curiously Strong Trebuchet” I think we’ve reached some sort of unholy singularity where everything that can possible go in or on a mint tin has done so. Now I think we’re all going to die. The Curiously Strong Trebuchet: A Pocket Sized Medieval Siege Engine
