Posted
on 2/5/2010, 8:46 pm,
by sweets4ever,
under foodie friday.
Dehydrated fruit is delicious by itself and it makes a tasty addition to cereal, ice cream and even granola. Tanza shows us how to make dehydrated peaches, apples and nectarines. She also shows us how easy it is to make fruit leather! Check out her scrumptious process here.
Posted
on 2/5/2010, 6:05 pm,
by jungrrl,
under general.
The Mighty Boosh is one of those shows that everyone seems to talk about but I haven’t had a chance to see yet! Seeing this adorable “Little Vince” by LaFee makes me think I need to DVR it, quick! You can see more by viewing the Mighty Boosh tag.
Posted
on 2/5/2010, 5:54 pm,
by jungrrl,
under Creature Feature.
Elephants are a big favorite for a lot of crafters. They can be realistic or ultra stylized and they can be incorporated into virtually any craft. A purse in the shape of an elephant, a quilt with elephant fabric, even a cute little elephant charm on a bracelet, the possibilities are endless and a quick look at all the elephant crafts proves it!
Posted
on 2/4/2010, 8:40 pm,
by sweets4ever,
under general.
Every two weeks we pick our favorite 15 featured projects that Craftster readers have voted for (with the “This Rocks!” button). Here are our latest picks which were lovingly and painstakingly chosen (so many amazing projects to choose from!) this time by sweets4ever. We hope you enjoy them!
Have a bunch of old neckties lying around? Craftster member rickrackruby has shared lots of great necktie tutorials but I really love this one that takes just a few old ties and turns them into an adorable hat! You can see the full thread here: http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=17001.0
If you make one for this (or any other) weekend, let me know in the comments!
Posted
on 2/4/2010, 10:44 am,
by rackycoo,
under Fiber Thursday.
Don’t leave your fibers behind! francorios made this great little loom using an old clipboard. It’s small and lightweight, which makes it so easy to take everywhere you go. Never leave home without a project!
Just in time for Valentine’s Day: kinipayla has taken paper cutting to a new and beautiful level. This gorgeous heart cutting is only one of several she shared. Look at the incredible detail she achieved with a simple piece of paper and an exacto knife. Thanks for sharing your lovely work, kinipayla!
Posted
on 2/3/2010, 7:13 am,
by rackycoo,
under gamer wednesday.
This week for Gamer Wednesday, we are featuring this huge fused bead Mega Man project, posted by redherring. Approximately 60 hours of work and over went 60,000 beads went into the creation of this project. It’s simply amazing; definitely a “mega project”!
Posted
on 2/3/2010, 6:00 am,
by MrXStitch,
under Mr X Stitch.
Over at Mr X Stitch we’re blessed with the services of Beefranck, the Queen of Ironic Stitching, who curates the terrific “Emporium of Embroidered Excellence and Splendiferous Stitchery”. Each week, these posts explore themes expressed through embroidery, and they’re ace. So without further ado, I welcome you to…
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Hi everyone! This week I wanted to take a second look at movies in stitch – a sequel, if you will. Let’s get this thing rolling!
Penny Nickels made these pillows featuring Klaus Kinski and Werner Herzog. She pointed me in the direction of this clip from the movie My Best Fiend, Herzog’s documentary about their relationship. Now, even though Kinski is no longer with us, they can be together forever in pillow form!
Posted
on 2/2/2010, 10:34 pm,
by sweets4ever,
under tute tuesday.
So you are out of bubble mailers and the shipping deadline for your swap is today. But you have wrapping paper and bubble wrap! The only logical option is to make your very own bubble mailers and RagnazIdnar did just that! Check out this tutorial for making stylish bubble mailers from your stash.
Creative Reuse: Eco-Art Inspired DIY
Give thrift store finds and yard sale treasures a new life with these inspirational re-do techniques from artist Joseph Heideker.
Grow Your Own Herbal Tea Garden
Add chamomile, mint, lemon balm, and thyme to your garden and keep your cups overflowing with delicious brews.
Posted
on 2/2/2010, 8:00 am,
by sweets4ever,
under home sweet home.
With just a few pieces of paper, scissors and tape, you can create striking and beautiful decor for your home. MsJeshka shared with us her living room adorned with Valentine’s Day Wall Art. I’d love to try this with huge polka dots in vibrant scrapbook paper designs.