Your kids or you have never see the film WALL-E?
If not watch it! There are Wall-E and Eve, two robots that are more of robots. They are more human that robots.
Here instruction for make a soft Eve toy!
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A part 1 of a tutorial thank to Lee. She shows us how to transform an oversized t-shirt into a stylish asymmetrical skirt.
Petchy has made a case for her new iPod Nano and she decided to make a tutorial from her second – so here goes…
This is a design by Danielle Kassner to build a Vaasa. These Vaasa gauntlets, are designed in the Korsnas tapestry crochet tradition, in Finland.
For more information on this wonderful tradition, see Carol Ventura’s blog post, Korsn’s Tapestry Crochet.
A good tutorial by Celtic Cross Stitch with the instruction about How to Do a Celtic Knot Cross Stitch Embroidery.
You can write your name or initial of your name and applique it and personalize your t-shirt to have a new look. In This Mama Makes Stuff Blog you can learn how to do with a PDF Tutorial.
Craftster user Annabel used scraps of fabric from old sewing projects to decorate the front of a pillow, giving it the look of scattered confetti. I love the playful and sketchy way she sewed the patches on using visible stitches.
If you are interested in digital photography, HP’s got a bevy of free digital photography classes online. Current classes include: Share your family stories in albums and photo craft projects, Beginner’s guide to saving, printing and sharing your digital photos, Adobe Photoshop for photographers, Create your own photo book (quick lesson), and more!
You can download a PDF Tutorial of this pincushion on Hello Mynameis Heather Blog.
Erin from house on hill road shows us how to make a beautiful summer picnic blanket.
I had to share my newest crafty obsession: the Weave-It Loom. It’s one of the most elegant simple devices I’ve ever used. It’s a real pleasure to use a piece of equipment like this, where every tiny bit of the design has a purpose. It’s easy to use and the resulting squares are beautiful.