How-To: DIY Scratch Off Cards
Matthew Borgatti figured out a way to screenprint scratch-off cards. Fun for invitations, postcards, business cards, or starting your own lottery scam. More: 101: Silkscreen
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Maker Business: Zeichen Press
In response to our Maker Business coverage, I got a wonderful email from Fran Shea of Zeichen Press. She wanted to tell us about her foray into the small letterpress business she started with her sister-in-law, Jen. Being a huge letterpress fanboy, how could I resist? Here’s a short interview I conducted with Fran. — […]
Vintage Labels for Your Personal Projects
I adore the beautiful line work and perfect colors in these vintage labels on iDiy. The celadon version is my favorite favorite favorite. Print them out and use them with any paper project you can think of. The beloved site has a clamoring in the comments for more posts, and I just know it’s because […]
Nerdy geeky love
It doesn’t surprise me at all that these computer jargon, super geeky Valentines are sold out, but it does make me happy that there should be a new batch ready by Monday, just in time for you to get one to give to your nerd sweetie pie. Here at CRAFT we were all trying to […]
How-To: Your Own Clothing Labels
Instructables user sadiesosha writes: Starting a small company? Can’t meet the 1000 piece minimum from tag-printing companies? Not a problem! Make your own labels on the cheap and never worry about wasting that hard-earned cash. Check out the Instructable for making your own labels that uses crossgrain ribbon, a stencil of your logo, and some […]
Lost Knowledge: “Artistic Printing”
Rediscovering a gorgeous, short-lived Victorian-era style of letterpress printing.
Ask CRAFT: Baby-Safe Designs on Fabric
If you have a question for Ask CRAFT, shoot me an email at becky@craftzine.com, or drop us a note on Twitter! We’d love to answer your crafty questions on any topic: technique, projects, crafty culture, or anything else! Each week the answers are here; include your name, where you’re from, and your website or blog […]
