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Use a paper cut-outs from CyberDrone’s Gallery to build your own Tardis. Some assembly required.
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Use a paper cut-outs from CyberDrone’s Gallery to build your own Tardis. Some assembly required.
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Crayola’s Law: The number of colors doubles every 28 years.
illustrated by a chart at crayons « Weather Sealed.
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Won Park, a master origami folder, has a series of designs folded from US currency, including a koi and a scorpion. Scroll down several screens to see the Enterprise from Star Trek.
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My Little Zombie Pony is just WRONG! (via Craftzine.com blog : My Little Zombie Ponies)
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ColourLovers.com has an interesting list of Lesser-Known Names for Colors, along with a swatch of what that color looks like on a computer.
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Tired of throwing out Netflix envelopes? Recycle them using the designs at NetFlix Origami (Hint: regular thin paper would work as well.)
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The Fantasy Pumpkin, from Ursi’s Blog, is a charming alternative to the traditional jack-o-lanter.
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I was too old for My Little Pony, but the hobby of making modifications to the toy has always fascinated me. Here is one particularly good one featured on the Make blog.
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Finally, from Make Blog, something to do with all those old LPs.
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As far as blogs go, they don’t get much more special-interest than this blog devoted to video game inspired crafts: Sprite Stitch. I’d be tempted by the Space Invaders Guitar Strap if I still did cross stitch.
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In PaperFriendly: EASY DOES IT , Nancy Ward explains how to cut things out from paper, one of my least favorite paper craft activities.
If cutting out isn’t your favorite thing to do, here’s some tips that will eliminate the frustration AND give excellent results.
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Wrap Art: Two Fragments shows how to combine two fragments of wrapping paper and make it look planned.
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Two weeks ago, I mentioned that I would knit this Möbius scarf if I were a knitter. The accomplished fiber artist at Catena Expressions asked me my favorite color. Last night, the scarf arrived in the mail. It is so cool. The wool / silk blend is not at all scratchy feeling. She expressed a concern that it might be too large, but it fits comfortably over the head and will fill in a jacket neckline very well.
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If I were a knitter, I would knit this Möbius scarf.
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Now here’s an altered book: La fantasia esiste (Klog). Click on the image to see the whole sculpture.
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I am astonished to learn that people are using Kool-Aid to dye fibers.
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Wardrobe Refashion is a group weblog with an interesting premise: the people involved “Pledge that I shall refashion, renovate, recycle pre-loved items for myself.”
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As part of my participation in Laboratory 555: Chronicles of a Year-Long Online Art Retreat, I took photos of the room that I use as my office and craft room. This morning I posted them as a photoset on Flickr: Office and Craft Room.
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The web log happythings has a clearly photographed tutorial on how to easily make a lined drawstring bag. (via CRAFT Blog.)