Craft: Volume 08: transforming traditional crafts

Craft: Volume 08: transforming traditional crafts

Craft: Volume 08: transforming traditional crafts

Craft: Volume 08: transforming traditional crafts

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Overview

Explore the ancient art of weaving with new and unusual twists. Weave with wires, grocery bags, and tiles, in 3D, and so much more! Other projects featured include creating a swing shift with circular ruffles, how to make a stained glass window for your home, and — just in time for the hot days of August — instructions and recipes for making your own molds and ice pop treats. Knitters will also want to check out Spyn, a system that allows knitters to incorporate photos, videos, sounds, and time and place data into their pieces.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780596518943
Publisher: Make Community, LLC
Publication date: 08/01/2008
Pages: 160
Product dimensions: 6.40(w) x 9.30(h) x 0.10(d)

About the Author

Tina Barseghian is the Editor-In-Chief of CRAFT Magazine. A writer and editor for 15 years, Barseghian has written about travel, lifestyle, arts, and culture for a variety of publications including San Francisco Chronicle, San Jose Mercury News, Design for Living, and ReadyMade, where she was contributing editor. Barseghian is the author of Get a Hobby! 101 Diversions for Every Lifestyle, published by Harper Collins in 2007. A graduate of Loyola Marymount Universityin Los Angeles, Barseghian now lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Tina Barseghian is the Editor-In-Chief of CRAFT Magazine. A writer and editor for 15 years, Barseghian has written about travel, lifestyle, arts, and culture for a variety of publications including San Francisco Chronicle, San Jose Mercury News, Design for Living, and ReadyMade, where she was contributing editor. Barseghian is the author of Get a Hobby! 101 Diversions for Every Lifestyle, published by Harper Collins in 2007. A graduate of Loyola Marymount Universityin Los Angeles, Barseghian now lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.

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