Since relocating from Brooklyn to the West Coast, wildlife and nature are adding more inspiration in my life and crafts. I’m glad I’m not the only one. Katherine Grey from The Grey Fox Studio hand carves landscapes and images inspired by the Northwest. Her prints make me yearn for wild open spaces and the ocean. […]
I’ve always been a pretty big nerd—even through college, I couldn’t wait for summer to be over so I could finally pick out school supplies.This simple Block Print Burlap Pencil Bag tutorial from Factory Direct Craft makes me feel a little bit nostalgic for the days of packing up my backpack and organizing my locker. […]
I finally got to visit the Ace Hotel in New York City last week, so now I’m wishing more than ever that I could visit their Palm Springs and Portland locations. This past weekend Summer School was in session in Palm Springs and featured a visit from the Type Truck. Check out their blog to […]
By Christina McFall Cyanotype is a fun printmaking technique that is well-suited for printing designs on hand knits and crochet as well as other fabric. While the nature of cyanotype limits the print to shades of blue*, the deep indigo blue is beautiful printed on different colors of yarn and fabric. The process is inexpensive, […]
Ever wonder about the possibilities of designing your own stamps without having to carve anything? There is a simple way! You just need silicone caulking.
Christina McFall is obsessed with color, texture, form, and chemical reactions. She approaches the art of cyanotype printing with the mind of a scientist, carefully recording tests and cataloging results.
This beet print card is simply lovely, and a quick way to put your personal touch on an easy card for your main lady.
