SC the Other Side by Arlee Barr via Flickr

SC the Other Side by Arlee Barr via Flickr

Inside the Medieval Book….. no further information available for this lovely work.  Anyone?

Inside the Medieval Book….. no further information available for this lovely work.  Anyone?

DIY Fabric Cuffs by Lucie Summers, from 101 Patchwork Projects + Quilts

DIY Fabric Cuffs by Lucie Summers, from 101 Patchwork Projects + Quilts

In the Shadow of the Cathedral by Terry Grant, 2013. at AND SEW IT GOES

In the Shadow of the Cathedral by Terry Grant, 2013. at AND SEW IT GOES

Tutorial for Printing on Tea Bags by Judy Coates Perez at the wonderfully named Creative Alchemist Blog.

Tutorial for Printing on Tea Bags by Judy Coates Perez at the wonderfully named Creative Alchemist Blog.

DIY Making Buttons from Premo! Sculpey polymer clay by Polka Dot Cottage: Thursday
Simple and precise instructions for the beginner and easy ways to make more intricate buttons for the advanced crafter.  Match your buttons to projects, color scheme, or theme.  

DIY Making Buttons from Premo! Sculpey polymer clay by Polka Dot Cottage: Thursday

Simple and precise instructions for the beginner and easy ways to make more intricate buttons for the advanced crafter.  Match your buttons to projects, color scheme, or theme.  

Hi Tec Aztec Necklace custom made by Corliss & John Rose, from repurposed circuit boards.
“The Studio’s most recent work focuses on blending traditional methods of adornment with computers and electronics as objects of art. The use of “found” objects worn as adornment is as old as the history of mankind. These objects were often attributed with talismanic and magical properties. Originally, found objects were interestingly formed natural materials such as stone, bone, wood and shell. Around the turn of the 19th Century artists began incorporating manmade “found” objects, byproducts of industrial manufacture, into their art and adornment. String, glass, keys, bottle caps, photographs and buttons all became fair game for the jeweler’s art. In the highest expression of art, these found object pieces conveyed both narrative and talismanic power.” — excerpt from Custom Made 
This necklace inspires me to think outside of the normal usage for objects and try something creative and unusual.  

Hi Tec Aztec Necklace custom made by Corliss & John Rose, from repurposed circuit boards.

“The Studio’s most recent work focuses on blending traditional methods of adornment with computers and electronics as objects of art. The use of “found” objects worn as adornment is as old as the history of mankind. These objects were often attributed with talismanic and magical properties. Originally, found objects were interestingly formed natural materials such as stone, bone, wood and shell. Around the turn of the 19th Century artists began incorporating manmade “found” objects, byproducts of industrial manufacture, into their art and adornment. String, glass, keys, bottle caps, photographs and buttons all became fair game for the jeweler’s art. In the highest expression of art, these found object pieces conveyed both narrative and talismanic power.” — excerpt from Custom Made 

This necklace inspires me to think outside of the normal usage for objects and try something creative and unusual.  

Juan Romero

Juan Romero

Sharpie Scripted Pillow Case by A Subtle Revelry
“To make the scripted pillows use simple white cotton or jersey pillowcases and a sharpie marker made for fabric.  The fabric sharpies have a great look and sustain the washing machine with no smudges.  Use a favorite poem, or quote in consecutive lines alone the entire width of the pillow.” — A Subtle Revelry

Sharpie Scripted Pillow Case by A Subtle Revelry

“To make the scripted pillows use simple white cotton or jersey pillowcases and a sharpie marker made for fabric.  The fabric sharpies have a great look and sustain the washing machine with no smudges.  Use a favorite poem, or quote in consecutive lines alone the entire width of the pillow.” — A Subtle Revelry