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Valaan villapaita: DIY Denim Whale
https://valaanvillapaita.blogspot.com/p/hi-there-i-finally-managed-to-translate.html
A Finnish crafter shares a detailed step-by-step tutorial for sewing an adorable stuffed denim whale toy from an old pair of jeans, complete with 13 photo-documented steps. The tutorial was originally written in Finnish and translated for an international audience, making it a charming and practical guide for upcycling denim into handmade toys.
Blog 2026-03-13
FREE Elizabeth Almond Christmas Blackwork Pattern – needlery!
https://needlery.org/2010/11/29/free-elizabeth-almond-christmas-blackwork-pattern
Needlery is a repository of stitching articles, guides, and free patterns originally produced by Nordic Needle, Inc., covering techniques like blackwork embroidery. This particular post features a free Christmas blackwork pattern designed by Elizabeth Almond, available as a downloadable PDF alongside a stitch dictionary and stitching guides.
Resource 2026-03-13
✶ scenemime's home ✶
https://scenemime.neocities.org/
Elluin's sprawling personal corner of the indie web features sections dedicated to fibre arts, journaling, an EGL wardrobe, media reviews, shrines, and a microblog, all tied together with a lively old-web aesthetic full of blinkies and stamps. The site's crafts room and EGL wardrobe pages give it a strong handmade and fashion focus that sets it apart from a typical personal homepage.
Personal Page 2026-03-13
SAQG - The South African Quilters Guild
https://quiltsouthafrica.co.za/
The South African Quilters Guild (SAQG) is the national home for quilting enthusiasts across South Africa, connecting regional guilds, accredited quilt teachers, judges, and master quilters under one umbrella. Visitors can explore upcoming events like the 23rd National Quilt Festival, youth programs, competitions, heritage quilt archives, and resources for joining a quilting community near them.
Organization 2026-03-12
New York City Crochet Guild
https://nyccrochetguild.org/
The New York City Crochet Guild is a community organization for crochet enthusiasts in the NYC area, featuring guild meetings, events, and a shop selling patterns. Volunteers keep the guild running, and the site offers a blog, FAQs, and information about authors contributing to the community.
Organization 2026-03-12
The Jolly Jabber Blog for Fabric, Quilting, and Cross Stitch Enthusiasts by Fat Quarter Shop
https://blog.fatquartershop.com/
The Jolly Jabber is the official blog of Fat Quarter Shop, covering quilting, sewing, and cross stitch with free patterns, tutorials, and quilt-alongs spanning beginner to advanced skill levels. With archives stretching back to 2007 and content featuring designer interviews, block-of-the-month projects, and stitch-along events, it is a well-established hub for fabric crafting enthusiasts.
Blog 2026-03-12
CARON Collection Features
http://caron-net.com/featurefiles/featmay.html
This feature article from the CARON Collection's online needlework magazine presents a detailed history of Crazy Quilts, tracing the tradition from Colonial patchwork necessity through its Victorian heyday as an ornate embroidered art form. Written by Betty Pillsbury in collaboration with Rita Vainius, it offers both historical context and practical needlework inspiration for quilters and embroidery enthusiasts.
Resource 2026-03-12
Web-Treehouse for Plants
http://kira.eight45.net/
Kira's personal wiki-style site blends practical DIY skills like bamboo pulleys, knots, and linen cloth-making with reflections on living outside capitalism, healing, and building community. Charmingly self-hosted on a 2008 desktop running Debian, the site offers a genuinely eclectic mix of nature-adjacent crafts, personal essays, and tools for more intentional living.
Personal Page 2026-03-12
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http://caffreyknives.net/index.html
Ed Caffrey, ABS Mastersmith from Great Falls, Montana, showcases his custom handmade knives, Damascus steel blades, and bladesmithing work spanning over 30 years. The site includes available knives for purchase, bladesmithing classes, how-to videos, written articles on knifemaking techniques, and detailed guides on forge building, heat treating, and grinder setups.
Personal Page 2026-03-12
TR | Home
https://2earth.github.io/website
Tom Ruddell is a Glasgow-based engineer who writes about product design, sustainability, and design history, with a focus on circular economy principles and remanufacturing. His work includes re-engineering commercial light fittings for remanufacture and co-drafting BS 8887-221:2025, making this a thoughtful insider perspective on sustainable design practice.
Blog 2026-03-12