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Nagi Noda: Hair Sculpture

Nagi Noda: Hair Sculpture

By: SuperNaturale

Artist and director Nagi Noda's animal shaped hair hats are brilliant. The very young Noda recently passed away, a great pity.more...
On the street: She is Legion

On the street: She is Legion

By: Scott

Legion of Superheroes that is. A pal of mine saw this lady on the train. more...

Helpful, Not Just Handmade, Holidays

By: betsy

So, most likely, you like your holidays handmade. In fact, you might have even signed the Handmade Pledge! If you're going to buy someone else's handmade things this holiday season, please consider checking out the Crafty Fundraisers over at Etsy. You can browse what people are selling this season to help others here, for starters. more...
Chaos T-shirt Reconstruction

Chaos T-shirt Reconstruction

By: Compai

We started Compai clothing a few years ago while living in Italy. Our clothing closely reflects where we live. more...
nFelt

nFelt

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...
Art Star Craft Bazaar Recap

Art Star Craft Bazaar Recap

By: Holly

Philadelphia is a city full of makers. In Northern Liberties, community-minded artists/crafters Megan Brewster and Erin Waxman run Art Star, a boutique / gallery that features handmade works by artists, designers, and crafters. more...
Soul Chain

Soul Chain

By: Belle Hann

Look at that gorgeous frock! Would you believe that the whole garment is one big crochet piece? That foxy looking lady standing in the background is none other than crochet extraordinare, Mona McDonald. more...
Ana Voog

Ana Voog

By: Belle Hann

I shall never complain that I am too busy after discovering Ana Voog. Performance artist, writer, musician, blogger and crochet goddess; Voog still finds time to crochet some of the most original and sassy hats I’ve ever seen. more...
Julia's Beani Bear

Julia's Beani Bear

By: Scott

This hat was made with the kind of simplicity that makes the head reel. Julia explains the utter ease of her project: “Well all I did to make the hat was take a teddy bear that had a head about the size of mine. more...
Crafting up your wedding

Crafting up your wedding

By: amanda

As you are planning your wedding, inevitably a well meaning friend will give you a book—or worse—a bridal magazine, and soon you will find yourself picking out wedding colors (you only get 2!) and a bouquet freeze-drying package complete with glass dome before you have even thought about what you want out of your wedding. Weddings come with lots of baggage. more...
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