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What do you get when you add some basic chemistry, light and your creativity?
The Lumi Process is a revolutionary photographic print process for textiles and natural materials. The process is based on Inkodye, mixable, dilutable, water-based dyes, which develop their color in sunlight. Currently available in three colors: red, orange and blue.
Something for the costumer, cosplayer or larper, these accessories aren’t nearly as hard to make as most folks think. With a little practice and creativity, you can make your own one of a kind mask.
It didn’t make sense to anyone that I would buy expensive tools and supplies, rent a space, and have no idea how to use any of it. But it felt right, and I dedicated a lot of time and effort to figuring it out. I’m still figuring it out. And I expect to always be, because the ways to create with leather are limitless. Now …
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That old stand-by of kids crafts projects, the toilet paper roll, has found new life as miniature garden gnomes. Although these won’t withstand the first hard rain, they seem like a great project for the little ones with lots of room for customization.
These extra tiny garden gnomes have a modern shape that makes them a breeze to cast out of basic craft store plaster in a simple, homemade mold. You can pop out a whole village of them in an afternoon and let the kids (or yourself!) go to town decorating them.
Just what every Hutt child wants for his or her birthday.
This 8-pack of cute and colorful crayons will make a wonderful party favor or a great gift for a budding artist.Each 8-pack comes with one – red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, brown and black crayon. Each piece is approximately 1 3/4 inches tall x 3/4 inch wide x 3/8 inch in depth and is wrapped in bubble wrap.
Ok, all jokes about underwater basketweaving course, these are some cool and crafty applications.
Baskets have been replaced by plastic and other kinds of factory-made containers in almost every area of life, appearing today mainly as twee Easter decorations. Making them has become synonymous with wasting time – “basket-weaving” in the USA is slang for an easy lesson for slow students.
The craft of basketry, however, might be one of our species’ most important and diverse technologies, creating homes, boats, animal traps, armour, tools, cages, hats, chariots, weirs, beehives, shelters and furniture, as well as all manner of containers.
Bacon Flavored Bubble Machine, For Dogs (Maybe)
Oct 02, 2012
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