By: Tsia

La Voleuse has made ballet flats with T.Rex and Smiths Lyrics on them. Perfection. more...

By: Tsia

I began cutting tiny couture clothes out of scraps of fabric because I had a lot of scraps of fabric and no money to buy couture clothes. I also can't really sew and this requires no sewing just scissors and scotch tape. more...

By: Tsia

One smart Brooklyn mother started her own sweet line of hand dyed and embroidered baby clothes. That's putting your mommy energy to good use. more...

By: Tsia

Modernism gone terribly wrong? Observe Sian Cook's cheeky take on the classic Barcelona chair. more...

By: Tsia

I met this woman at the New York Public Library. She was in the picture library wearing the most fantastic hat. more...

By: Tsia

The Renegade Alternative Craft Fair in Brooklyn was hot in every sense of the word: it was 95 degrees and the fair was hopping. Put together twice a year in Chicago and Brooklyn, it represents many of the great new makers in the alt crafting scene. more...

By: Tsia

I am not interested in flowers, or gardening, or long afternoons weeding; I would prefer to nap. I am however fascinated with the alchemical process that turns food scraps into dirt- composting. more...

By: Tsia

I imagine most people have seen these fantastic photos of a person dressed as different animals, the costumes created from items normally found in the back of the closet—they have been making the email rounds. They are the work of Geoffrey Cottenceau, as his thesis work at ecal.ch, a Swiss design school located in Lausanne. more...

By: Tsia

nFelt is a line of felted accessories made by Nad Thitadilaka. Nad is a textile designer originally from Phuket, Thailand where there is no wool or snow. more...

By: Tsia

Logan Billingham is a crafter par excellence. She is working toward a degree in architecture. more...