Hey, New York Times! Thanks for letting us know that crafting is cool now! Who knew?!

Anna on 07/12/07#

Eco-home for a Welsh couple and two babies. Scroll down to see picutres of the spider's web supports on the ceiling. Low-impact on the environment and on their bank account. DIY with a little help.

Riva on 07/11/07#

I'm LOVING what designers are currently doing with seemingly uninspiring second-hand finds - particularly these glammed-up grannie plates by Viennesse designers Barbara Ambrosz and Karin Stiglmair from Lucy D.

There's no way I'd have looked twice at these patterned junk shop plates, but now, in their full re-vamped gold edged glory? Scrumptious!

Read full article here: www.stylewillsaveus.com/content.asp?contentid=804

StyleWillSaveUs on 07/09/07#

The Edible States/NYC suburbs project is on! Fritz Haeg and volunteers will be planting the next Edible Estate this weekend in Maplewood, NJ. DIY green thumbs and suburban reformists are needed between 9am-6pm on July 6th - 8th. E-mail info@edibleestates.org if you are interested in participating.

Abigail on 07/05/07#

from Supernaturale, wfmu, and the United States Information Agency. Here's to the things that make our nation great.

Scott on 07/03/07#

Renegade Brooklyn was great and GIANT. My visit was rained out, but not before I got to see the work of my new craft crush, WandaBeast. That's right, each item is hand drawn with marker. They are beautiful and haunting, and could not be more exclusive.

Scott on 07/01/07#

For anyone in love with the idea of crafting and building objects in Lilliputian land, check out Very Small Objects, a website classification system and archive of all those random bits you have been hoarding. (via Free Soil). Also coming up at MAD Museum, Have a Seat, an amazing exhibit of miniature chairs.

Abigail on 06/26/07#

And brighter than ever. OK- maybe I do want to learn how do that HTML stuff, or maybe just learn these dance moves. I wonder if my friend Cedar will sing this one?

Scott on 06/26/07#

I got an email the other day from a long-ago and faraway friend, Makoto Oozu from Japan. Makoto-kun makes really wonderful works in cross-stitch, from simple little motifs to cruelty-free entymologial displays. I also quite like the nipple cap.The Mint House

sublimestitcher on 06/25/07#

Pride is for everyone as my pal EJ has pointed out to me. Enjoy today with some joy and maybe some silly street dancing.

Scott on 06/24/07#