CRAFT Magazine
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| Blog Name: | CRAFT Magazine |
| Url: | http://blog.craftzine.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | craft, projects, art |
| Description: | CRAFT: The first project-based magazine dedicated to the renaissance that is occurring within the world of crafts. Celebrating the DIY spirit, CRAFT's goal is to unite, inspire, inform and entertain a growing community of highly imaginative and resourceful people who are transforming traditional art and crafts with unconventional, unexpected and even renegade techniques, materials and tools; people who undertake amazing crafting projects in their homes and communities. |
| Popularity: | 164 Followers |
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Happy Thanksgiving!
Hi Crafters! Happy Thanksgiving from the team at CRAFT and our little mascot, Lulu the pom! She's getting into the Thanksgiving spirit with her tiny pilgrim hat. Enjoy all the food tonight! If you're still in need of some recipes, here's our feature this month for a Thanksgiving Feast:
Hi Crafters! Happy Thanksgiving from the team at CRAFT and our little mascot, Lulu the pom! She's getting into the Thanksgiving spirit with her tiny pilgrim hat. Enjoy all the food tonight! If you're still in need of some recipes, here's our feature this month for a Thanksgiving Feast:
Slow Loris Handcrafted Shirts
I'm absolutely drawn to the hand-drawn look of these shirts from Slow Loris. Created by two artists, Jessica and Arlo, who live on a tiny chunk of land off the Puget Sound by the name of Guemes Island, you can just feel the love that went into these designs. Arlo and Jessica illustrate directly onto Rubylith film with an ink pen and X-Acto knife, and then burn screens from their designs, silk-screening each shirt by hand. Pictured above is the
I'm absolutely drawn to the hand-drawn look of these shirts from Slow Loris. Created by two artists, Jessica and Arlo, who live on a tiny chunk of land off the Puget Sound by the name of Guemes Island, you can just feel the love that went into these designs. Arlo and Jessica illustrate directly onto Rubylith film with an ink pen and X-Acto knife, and then burn screens from their designs, silk-screening each shirt by hand. Pictured above is the
Gift Guides on Make: Online
I hope you've all been enjoying our gift guides so far on CRAFT! If you can't get enough or have other creative types on your list, head over to Make: Online to see Gifts for Dads, Science and Chemistry, Gifts for Kids, the
I hope you've all been enjoying our gift guides so far on CRAFT! If you can't get enough or have other creative types on your list, head over to Make: Online to see Gifts for Dads, Science and Chemistry, Gifts for Kids, the
Downloadable Matryoshka Calendar
I love this downloadable Matryoshka calendar from A Print A Day. She's omitted dates so the calendars can be used again and again, and each month has a different color scheme. Read this article | Comment on this article
I love this downloadable Matryoshka calendar from A Print A Day. She's omitted dates so the calendars can be used again and again, and each month has a different color scheme. Read this article | Comment on this article
How-To: Make a Twirled Paper Octopus & Angel Fish
How-To: Make a Twirled Paper Octopus & Angel Fish, excerpt from Twirled Paper By Jacqueline Lee It's amazing what you can make with simple paper strips! With this project, kids can learn the art of quilled paper by c
How-To: Make a Twirled Paper Octopus & Angel Fish, excerpt from Twirled Paper By Jacqueline Lee It's amazing what you can make with simple paper strips! With this project, kids can learn the art of quilled paper by c
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