thedesigncenter:

Cellular print on cotton. France. September 9, 1896-1897.

fuckyeahbookarts:

Coffee Bean Ebony Wood Hand Carved Mini Journal by Tanja Sova

lustik:

Handmade leather bags and accessories - La Lisette

diychristmascrafts:

truebluemeandyou:

DIY Crochet Cat Nest “Muffin Oven” Pattern by  Eilen Tein on Ravelry. Cute photos by The Dapper Toad of the Cat Nest she crocheted using the free pattern from Ravelry here (go to her site for the link). I’ve mentioned it before, but you can sign up for a free account at Ravelry (no annoying spam from them ever) and get tons of free patterns.

diychristmascrafts: Perfect present for the cat lover. The Dapper Toad wrote that it hooked up in four hours and it is rated on Ravlery as relatively easy.

thecheapluxury:

New tutorial is up! 

Screen Printing at home, with materials you might already have! 

Ctrl-Alt-Delete Cup Set

andrea rekalidis: piantalà plant screen

Mihai Marius Mihu

fuckyeahbookarts:

Bookbinding 101: An Introduction (by Karleigh Jae and Daniel Heywood)

Starting tomorrow we’ll be kicking off a series of posts designed to provide a solid foundation of bookbinding knowledge, which, for the new bookbinder, will teach you all you need to know to get addicted started.

And for the intermediate binder, it should refresh some skills, teach you some new tricks, and maybe add a new structure or two to the ones you already know how to create.

We’ll discuss the materials, the tools you can’t live without, and you’ll learn to make many different book structures and how to combine them. By the end, you should be able to pick up any book on bookbinding and be able to follow along, which sometimes isn’t easy to do without already having some experience and a working knowledge of bookbinding vocabulary.

(Also useful for any beginner is this guide to Book Arts Terminology)