Today, we have many perks to life thanks to modern technology. What was once a far more arduous process is simplified with ease using the right mechanisms. One of these labor-intensive tasks of the past is the act of creating copies or prints of art.
Countless creative makers and experimental enthusiasts have undoubtedly found a DIY project on the internet and wished that they had...
Are you looking to be eco-friendly this holiday season? One easy change to make is how you present your gifts.
If you've taken up cross-stitching, knitting, crocheting, or beading, you've probably worked off other patterns, and there will surely come a time when you wish you could design your own. Maybe you want to transform your puppy's photo into a masterpiece or are looking for contemporary designs that you can't seem to find online. That's where Stitchboard comes in handy. Their free cross-stitch pattern maker is a great free resource. So how does it work?
We've already introduced you to thousands of vintage sewing patterns you can purchase online, but what if you're interested in trying...
A kimono is traditionally a Japanese garment, but it has, in recent years, undergone cultural transformations.
If you are a LEGO lover, good with a glue gun, and have some spare cardboard around, we've found your perfect Halloween costume. The Q—a YouTube channel known for their science and DIY projects—just released an incredible video on how to construct your own LEGO costume from cardboard. With a little patience and attention to detail, you can transform yourself into a lifesize minifig by following the steps for the DIY costume.
The universe is a source of endless wonder, and its beautiful, swirling colors have inspired the likes of food, jewelry,...
For many years, art director and illustrator Viktoria Åström has worked extensively as a freelance animator, but as she proves, it never...
When it comes to seeing the world, everyone is different. Some folks want to take in the sights by train while others prefer to board a plane to experience new locales. Then, there are people who make travel not just a once (or twice) a year activity, but a cultivated lifestyle. Through mobile living, their home can be anywhere and can change whenever they like.
Everyone wants to feel like a princess, and Carol Hladik is now making it easier than ever.
When you were younger, your parents probably told you not to wear your shoes in the house.
