eyesaflame

OK, you are officially Queen of the Craft Lab! I so want to make some of those bookends, but I have to replace my old copy of "Hackers" first . . .

Great job giving us not only the toothpick holder tips, but also showing how they hold up after washing! That's invaluable . . .

This is incredibly clever - I really want to try this!! I have a stack of knits on the floor of my sewing room waiting for refashioning . . .

Ok, this is really cool . . .are you sure you've been sick? Or have you just been letting your body be taken over by some kind of alien snot-monster craft genius? 'Cause this is BRILLIANT!!

I wonder how eggshell would work in encaustic?

Ooo - this is brilliant.

Another great tutorial!! You rock . . .

Ok, mental note made: I have my eyes peeled for a guy who looks just like this . . . if found, will send him your way!

Hey, DG! Trying to catch up on my blogs on the way back from Oaxaca, and saw this! Can't wait to show you the gourd bowls I got here - they carve a design into the exterior surface while the gourd is still wet, then preserve it as it dries - very cool!

Yup! Brilliant! If you get the kind that's fusible on one side, could you attach fabric to it first? Or paper? You know, for color! Hmmm . . . endless possibilities, no wilting!

Oh yeah, baby! You rock! My Holiday cards this year are all going to be patchwork themed, but I may have to add in a few yummy buttons . . . hmmm . . .

Oh, this is so great! I'd really love to learn how to crochet so that I can incorporate it into my fiber art and clothing remakes - is there a book you'd recommend (with really big, clear illustrations?)