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with Natalie Zee Drieu Saturday February 28, 2009

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Origami Empress

Girl's Day is March 3 in Japan and to celebrate Zakka Life has a tutorial on how to make an origami empress.

Posted by Natalie Zee Drieu | 9:00 AM in Japanese Crafts, Paper Crafts | Discuss (0)

Winners of The New Terrarium Book Giveaway

The New Terrarium by Tovah Martin Thanks to everyone who entered our book giveaway for The New Terrarium: Creating Beautiful Displays for Plants and Nature by Tovah Martin. The 5 winners are: Heather Eggen, Courtney Bates, Johanna Iwaszkowiec, Cheryl... Read More

Posted by Natalie Zee Drieu | Feb 27, 2009 07:00 PM in Contests | Discuss (0) | TrackBack

Checkin In: Green Girl Wendy Tremayne

Wendy Tremayne has graced the pages of CRAFT magazine since Volume 02 with her column Re: Fitted, exploring a different instance of creative reuse or green art in each installment. Read More

Posted by Goli Mohammadi | Feb 27, 2009 05:00 PM in Green | Discuss (1) | TrackBack

Dry Throwing Pottery Video

I have a mug made by the very talented Ayumi Horie that I use almost every day. She sends out one of the few email newsletters that I actually read! (For those of you in the Kansas City area,... Read More

Posted by Arwen O'Reilly Griffith | Feb 27, 2009 04:01 PM in Arts, Video | Discuss (0) | TrackBack

A.M. Eye Candy - Vintage Knitting Advertisement

doe-c-doe has me swooning with these vintage images from the McCall's Needlework magazine from the fall and winter of 1950-51. Related: Dreamy Vintage Sewing Advertisements... Read More

Posted by Rachel Hobson | Feb 27, 2009 03:00 PM in General | Discuss (0) | TrackBack

Cathy Callahan's Old School: Decoupage

With roots in the 18th century, decoupage was all the rage in the 60s and 70s and has even had a rebirth lately (think John Derian). When I was 13, I wanted to decoupage a poster of a girl at the beach holding a conch shell up to her ear. My mom said I could use her supplies but I had to work in the garage because it was smelly — mainly because I wanted that thick glossy resin as the finish. Mind you, my parents were both smokers, so toxins in the house were not a concern. I think that speaks to how gnarly the supplies were. Read More

Posted by Goli Mohammadi | Feb 27, 2009 02:30 PM in Columns | Discuss (0) | TrackBack

Small Japanese Soft Circuits Kit

I had never thought about using needle felting with soft circuits but Yoshida Tomofumi has! She makes and sells these small kits with LEDs, conductive thread, battery and a snap. I love the little tail-biting snake! If you're looking... Read More

Posted by Becky Stern | Feb 27, 2009 02:00 PM in Japanese Crafts, Sewing, Soft Circuits | Discuss (1) | TrackBack

Amazing Egg Craft

Ok, maybe it's a little early for Easter eggs, but these are so complicated that you'd better get started now! Master egg carver Franc Grom uses an electric drill to create thousands of tiny holes in each egg shell.... Read More

Posted by Arwen O'Reilly Griffith | Feb 27, 2009 01:05 PM in Arts | Discuss (0) | TrackBack

CRAFT Video: Paper Making with Lisa Jacobs

At the last Phoenix DIY meeting, Lisa Jacobs ran a paper making workshop. We learned how to use recycled office paper as the base for art papers, to which we added colored napkins for pigment and dried flowers, glitter,... Read More

Posted by Becky Stern | Feb 27, 2009 11:00 AM in CRAFT Podcast, Kids, Paper Crafts | Discuss (0) | TrackBack

How-To: Make a Hanging Book Display

Megan made this hanging book display for her daughter's room and entered it as part of Apartment Therapy's DIY small project contest. What a great way to decorate a wall space with something functional. I also love the Amy... Read More

Posted by Natalie Zee Drieu | Feb 27, 2009 11:00 AM in Home and Garden, Sewing | Discuss (0) | TrackBack

Easy Envelope Pillow Tutorial

Make a custom pillow case in just 15-20 minutes with this easy envelope pillow tutorial by Jackie of Tiny Decor.... Read More

Posted by Natalie Zee Drieu | Feb 27, 2009 10:00 AM in Sewing | Discuss (0) | TrackBack

Plush Synthesizers

Via BBG, these aren't the first soft synthesizers we've seen, but they're certainly some of the most attractive plush synths around. They're by Pulsewidth, an artist out of Brisbane, Australia. They're also for sale.... Read More

Posted by Becky Stern | Feb 27, 2009 09:00 AM in Amigurumi and Toys, Arts, Technology | Discuss (0) | TrackBack

Chandelier Makeover

Vickie Howell transforms an ordinary plain chandelier into a hot pink beauty for her future daughter's nursery. Learn how you can do this too with her chandelier makeover tutorial.... Read More

Posted by Natalie Zee Drieu | Feb 27, 2009 08:00 AM in Home and Garden | Discuss (1) | TrackBack

Scissor Buddha

This Buddha made entirely of scissors is one sculpture in a New Delihi, India clothing store that's also made entirely of scissors. Besides having scissor walls, scissor doors, scissor windows, and scissor hangers, the store also has several sculptures... Read More

Posted by Rachel Hobson | Feb 27, 2009 07:00 AM in Arts | Discuss (2) | TrackBack

Favor Bags with Brooklyn Bride

Etsy's got a great video with Vane Broussard of Brooklyn Bride Blog (bklynpillow on Etsy) as she shares the designs she developed while planning her own wedding. In this video, she shows you how to make your own embroidered... Read More

Posted by Natalie Zee Drieu | Feb 26, 2009 05:00 PM in Needlearts, Sewing, Video, Weddings | Discuss (0) | TrackBack

Plush You! Application Deadline Fast Approaching

Kristen Rask's annual Plush You! show at Schmancy in Seattle is still accepting applications until March 15th. You can send in three examples of your plush work to apply, and they don't have to be the ones you put... Read More

Posted by Becky Stern | Feb 26, 2009 04:00 PM in Events | Discuss (1) | TrackBack

Duct Tape And Cardboard Puppet Theater

Diane at CraftyPod and her partner, Katin Imes, created this fantastic puppet theater for Katin's nephew. They started with a cardboard box base, and covered it in layers of duct tape to hide the graphics printed on the box.... Read More

Posted by Rachel Hobson | Feb 26, 2009 03:00 PM in Kids | Discuss (0) | TrackBack

Aspirin Doily

Overall superstar Moxie made this "invented fabric" for a class project, it's hot glue and aspirin tabs. More: Vicodin Earrings on MAKE Hot Glue Sculpture... Read More

Posted by Becky Stern | Feb 26, 2009 02:00 PM in Arts | Discuss (0) | TrackBack

Rag Rug Handbag Tutorial

I really like this Rag Rug Handbag tutorial over on Whip Up. I have two gorgeous rag rugs made from Indian silk saris that I bought a few years ago, and have been thinking that it was perhaps one... Read More

Posted by Arwen O'Reilly Griffith | Feb 26, 2009 01:00 PM in Fiber Art, Recycle, Sewing | Discuss (2) | TrackBack

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CRAFT Video: Paper Making with Lisa Jacobs At the last Phoenix DIY meeting, Lisa Jacobs ran a paper making workshop. We learned how to use recycled office paper as the base for art papers, to which we added colored napkins for pigment and dried flowers, glitter,... More...