| Laser Cut Stainless Steel "Lace" Table Covering I'm in awe of this amazing table top from artist Imogen Luddy.Using a 16th Century Italian Lace as a starting point, this laser cut stainless steel table top subverts the notion of a traditional table covering. [via Kim Werker]Read the Full Story » | More on CRAFT » | blog.craftzine.com |
All Hands Active at Maker Faire Detroit All Hands Active is a massive collaboration of makers who brought a creative free-for-all to Maker Faire Detroit. They called it Wreck Lab, and it was just that. Kids got to tear apart all sorts of junked technology to learn more about how things work. Tons of children who came by the booth donned safety goggles, listened to some great beats, and went to town breaking stuff! When the Wreck Lab ran out of their weekend's worth of supplies in the first 3 hours, they didn't falter. Instead a quick thinking team member sent his mother on a junk run! Oh, and there was a giant graffiti cardboard castle too! I gave AHA an Editor's Choice Blue Ribbon, and they in turn gave me their highest honors, a Red and Black Typewriter Ribbon! Read the Full Story » | More on CRAFT » | Comments » | Read more articles in Events | Digg this! blog.craftzine.com |
Non-Profit Basics i3Detroit's Ed Platt has a great post on non-profit basics, from definitions to status requirements. A quick read for anyone interested in getting a craft group started down this path.Via i3DetroitRead the Full Story » | More on CRAFT » | Comments » | Read more articles in Classes | Digg this! blog.craftzine.com |
Beet Burgers Ever since I read Tom Robbins' Jitterbug Perfume a few years ago, I've come to really like beets. There are quite a few beet burger recipes up on the internet, but I like this beet cake recipe on Lucid Food because the ingredient list is simple.Read the Full Story » | More on CRAFT » | Comments » | Read more articles in Food | Digg this! blog.craftzine.com |
18 Pieces of Clay Displayed in West Nyack Center “On Earth” is a show at the Rockland Center for the Arts in West Nyack in which artists use clay to embody the earth, water and sky nytimes.com |