I am the most glad that I get to share this enchanting project with you beautiful people. It doesn’t cost a lot, you can put it all together in a few hours of fun AAAAND you’ll be seriously warming the heart cockles of a special someone because tea just keeps on giving!
Here’s a simplified version of screen printing for small batches of t-shirts that will impress your friends and loved ones and dogs and especially me.
Buying a gift for a crafty person can be difficult if not impossible. But take heart, brave soul, because there is hope for gift givers.
Shrinky Dinks have officially grown up.
The Cassette Tape Wallet: No sewing required, only liberal amounts of hot glue.
Okay, let’s start easy. Mugs. As someone who obsessively drinks coffee and tea all day every day, I know just how much a good mug can be appreciated.
If you’re dealing with all the bullies that life throws at us, including a hurricane named Sandy, here’s a project that might help.
Repurposing an old sweater into a hat, a pair of mittens and a pair of fake boot socks is so easy and quick that I made myself a cup of tea before starting the entire project and it was still warm by the time I was done.
And thus we begin our journey to making scarves with minimal effort or knowledge of sewing skills.
Nothing says “dashing” quite like a homemade bow tie.
Eat your heart out, Etsy.
Postcards are fucking important.
Craft a calendar to combine your love of counting, colours and being ridiculously cheap.
Or as a real grownup might say, “Mail Organizer.”
“If there’s a book you really want to read but it hasn’t been written yet, then you must write it.”
It’s been six latherless months, but I still smell great.
How to queer air mail and make your pen pal happy.
For people who are too lazy for tablecloths.
Get ready for camp (and the rest of your life) by learning how to make friendship bracelets with Ann Friedman.
Two new zines that need your stories and creativity!