CRAFT friend Beth Goza will be doing a knitting + technology workshop tonight at Thingamajigger called “Knitting 2.0: How ‘Hi-tech meets hand-spun’ is changing the face of this traditional craft”. Her workshop starts at 9:30pm but come early for all the fun beforehand. (Pictured above is a knit jellyfish Beth made from Hansigurumi’s kit.) Beth […]
Pens and Needles opens up at Schmancy (1932 Second Ave) in Seattle this Friday. Check out the interviews with both artists, Mark Hundley of Bisbee Stitches (presale info) and Ashley Goldberg (presale info).
Brady writes in with “Thingamajiggr” some fun maker workshops and art at the event! Just a reminder that we are throwing another Thingamajiggr party to celebrate the innovative tech community in the Pacific Northwest. It will combine great speakers, innovative technology, geek inspired art, VJs, DJs, bar, and creative technologists. The second Thingamajiggr is happening […]
EurekaFest is next weekend! If any makers are going please let us know! Celebrate the inventive spirit at EurekaFest, June 25-28, presented by the Lemelson-MIT Program and the Museum of Science. Join a community of inventors and innovators at the Lemelson-MIT Awards Ceremony or see a nationwide high school invention showcase on the MIT campus. […]
EurekaFest is 2 weeks away! If any makers are going please let us know! Celebrate the inventive spirit at EurekaFest, June 25-28, presented by the Lemelson-MIT Program and the Museum of Science. Join a community of inventors and innovators at the Lemelson-MIT Awards Ceremony or see a nationwide high school invention showcase on the MIT […]
Many thanks to the Angelenos who came out this past Sunday for the CRAFT: 07 release party my pal Jek and I hosted at ReForm School in Silverlake. We had a total blast showing folks how to make the retro shoe clip project from this issue’s “Old School” column–and our guests ran with it, turning […]
KnitKnit author Sabrina Gschwandter is curating a screening of films and videos related to crafting tonight called No Idle Hands. According to the description, “Handcraft — absorbing, obsessive, mysterious, political, communal and mythical — is the subject of these documentaries, which range from exhaustively researched to casually recorded and even imagined.” It includes pieces by […]
