Craftgawker | look to inspire. Time - page 6. Paint Dipped Chopsticks. Contributor post by Penelope and Pip {Today we welcome another new regular contributor to the blog, Rachael from Penelope and Pip!. Rachael is an illustrator from Brisbane, Australia and is the creator of the whimsical world of Penelope and Pip. She is one of our DIY contributors and we're super excited to share her first today!} Hi! Rachael here from Penelope and Pip. We are super excited to be a new contributor to Poppytalk's DIY projects. Today's paint dipped chopstick project takes no time at all, but certainly adds a lot more fun to the dinner table. Let's get started with materials. Materials: Wooden chopsticksNon-toxic paintPaint traySoft bristle paint brushWater in a container for cleaning brushMasking tape Now for the fun part!
Step 1: Mask off the amount you want to paint. Step 2: Paint the end of the chopstick. Step 3: This is the final step. Easy! Rachael is an illustrator from Brisbane, Australia and is the creator of the whimsical world of Penelope and Pip. Holiday Photo Cards, Wedding Invitations & Save The Date Cards | Minted. Omiyage Blogs.
// The Chic-Type Blog | Page 2. Country Maps Made From Their Iconic Foods I have to admit Buzzfeed is an addiction of mine. I usually peruse through it when I need a short mental break from work, and it’s often just a series of hilarious GIFs and funny 35 Facts That Will Make You Feel Old; however, once in a while, I find some amazing content that is undoubtably worth sharing. This project is definitely one of those times! In this Food Maps series, Caitlin Levin and Henry Hargreaves (with typography by Sarit Melmed) took many iconic foods of countries and continents and turned them into physical maps. These maps show how food has traveled the globe, transforming and becoming a part of the cultural identity of each particular region. 4 people thought this was awesome!
Friday’s Typographic Treats (076) * Click on each image to be taken to the original source. 1 person thought this was awesome! Type Love Wednesday (010) This is awesome! Creative Desktop Wallpapers Roundup Life Is Either A Daring Adventure Or Nothing. Subtle Patterns | Free textures for your next web project. Paper Art. Paper shoes Illustrator David Browning from Bristol, UK also has an interest in papercraft, including making pop up books and detailed 3D paper shoe models. Check out his hand made gallery for more paper delights!
[via @papercrave on Twitter] Posted: October 7th, 2009 by June & Eve under Paper Art.Comments: 1 Origami koi pond I love the different paper colours used to fold these origami koi, designed and folded by Sipho Mabona. And the amazingly graceful stop-motion video instructions are definitely worth watching (although it looks like it would be very complicated to fold one yourself). Posted: August 20th, 2009 by June & Eve under Origami, Paper Art.Comments: 9 Printable Art Feed your Soul is a free art project that offers a free art download from a different artist every month.
Posted: August 18th, 2009 by June & Eve under Ornaments & Decorations, Paper Art.Comments: none Altered book art Check out this huge and varied roundup of paper art made by modifying old books. Paper Art Castle. _^ fresh:touch loves patterns ^_^ How About Orange. Home Page - Love vs design. & moa - etmoa le blog : les Prêts-à-Imprimer | Téléchargez gratuitement, Imprimez, Découpez | Do It Yourself (DIY) Funkytime- Design Juice, not from Concentrate! The handmade home | creating a haven for the every day.
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Linogravure. MY DIY – Création Homemade. La prochaine r?volution ? Faites-la vous m?me ! ? Article ? OWNI, Digital Journalism. Les hackers ne s'intéressent pas qu'aux logiciels, mais font aussi dans le "Do It Yourself". Et quand ils s'en prennent aux objets, le résultat est souvent étonnant. Petit tour du monde du DIY.
Article traduit en espagnol : ¿La próxima revolución? ¡Hágala usted mismo! “Dans la prochaine révolution industrielle, les atomes seront les nouveaux bits“ En janvier 2010, Chris Anderson, rédacteur en chef de Wired et auteur de La longue traîne, tentait ainsi de résumer la révolution en cours du Do It Yourself (DIY, Faites-le vous même, en français). Chris Anderson évoque ainsi la Rally Fighter, la première voiture de course “open source” (ses spécifications sont “libres“), développée de façon communautaire, en mode “crowdsourcing” (du nom donné au fait d’utiliser la créativité, l’intelligence et le savoir-faire d’un grand nombre d’internautes).
“Auparavant, les gens collaboraient dans leurs villages. En 2008, le magazine Make avait répertorié 60 projets de matériel (hardware) “open source“. SeriSuisse :: le How-To de la sérigraphie. Au sommaire: 1. Le matériel 2. Encoller un écran Nettoyage / Dégraissage Encollage Séchage 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 1. Avant de commencer, je crois qu'il est bon de faire quelques rappels. Glisser votre souris sur la photo pour une description rapide du matériel 1. Pour l'impression de posters: Sur l'image, vous découvrez le matériel nécessaire pour imprimer sur papier ou carton. Vous aurez aussi besoin, si vous imprimez des tee-shirts, d'une presse textile. Voici un gros plan des charnières, encore une fois "homemade" : Il s'agit simplement d'un serre-joint et d'une charnière de porte, percés et fixés avec une vis. Haut de page 2.
Les photos qui illustrent ce chapitre sont réalisées sous une lumière très faible. Nettoyage / Dégraissage Avant de déposer la couche de photo-émulsion sur l'écran, il est impératif de procéder à son nettoyage. Encollage La photo-émulsion étant très sensible à la lumière, nous devrons travailler, à partir de maintenant, sous une lampe inactinique ou dans la pénombre. 3. 4.