Ravelry: A Web Community and a Cult

By: Marie Rounsavell

The last couple of years has seen a huge increase in the number of social networking sites available. As with any evolution, the trend has been toward specifics and newer sites cater more and more to niches. more...

Workshop Houston

By: Page

Need to build a custom low rider, produce an album, or start your own fashion label all in one place? Head to Houston, Texas . more...

In a Nutshell: Eyeball Living

By: Riva

Doesn’t matter how big your loft is or how much light you’ve got, every so often, you probably get a hankering for something a little more organic. Tom Chudleigh’s rock-a-bye shelters should feed your need. more...

CROQ: A zine by and for independent crafters

By: Sister Diane

There's no shortage of crafty content in the world. At the click of a mouse, you can dive into a whole sea of craft websites. more...

Beautiful Thai Silk

By: Scott

I had the luck to have a business trip that took me to Thailand. The work part was fun and surprising. more...

Inspired Living- Eco Chalet

By: Scott

Karin is a textile designer working for Boller Textile and Manfred is an engineer at PLANFORUM specializing in ecologically sound heating systems. These two just made their dream house in a small Swiss town with their architecht Baenninger + Partner. more...

Walls into Webpages

By: Natasha Quam

The flourishing script on the side of a boxcar, a lamppost, or a litter-strewn doorway has long been seen as an act of vandalism by some, a welcome glimpse of street art by others, an act of defiance and self-expression by the creators. Thanks to grafedia.net and its creator, John Geraci, "tagging" can now be something more.more...

Alt Guide: Podcasting

By: Sister Diane

Podcasting is catching on and spreading like wildfire. But what the heck is it? more...

Alt Guide: Blogging

By: Amy Lukashunas

There is no better stress-reliever than good, old-fashioned ranting. After a long day at work or a fight with a friend, whom do you vent to? more...

Cooking Up a Motorcycle

By: Petter

It's tough being a grease monkey in New York City. I dream of a garage, a good space where I can keep my tools and spread out my oily motorcycle parts. more...