Crafts & DIY
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http://fiberartcenter.com/
Fiber Art Now is a quarterly magazine covering contemporary fiber arts, textiles, and mixed media techniques ranging from tapestry and embroidery to needle felting, batik, and rug hooking. It serves as a hub for fiber arts enthusiasts and practitioners interested in both traditional and experimental textile methods.
https://lambiecore.neocities.org/
Lambie's cozy corner of the web features crochet patterns, finished projects, and a personal blog tied together by a charming Twin Peaks and indie music aesthetic. The site includes a crochet showcase, microblog, sudoku and crossword games, and a guestbook, making it a warm and eclectic handmade-focused homepage.
https://saw4fun.com/
Saw4Fun offers a collection of scroll saw and fretwork patterns available for low cost or free download, catering to woodworking enthusiasts across Canada and beyond. The site is a practical resource for hobbyists looking for affordable plans to cut intricate designs with a scroll saw.
https://conquilts.tripod.com/
Constantine Quilts is a home-based quilting business run from a farm on the Yorke Peninsula in South Australia, offering original patterns, fabric dyeing, quilting books, workshops, and a professional machine quilting service. The site features a quilt gallery, pattern packs, and a welcoming philosophy that encourages young mothers to learn the craft by bringing their preschoolers along to class.
http://quirkygranolagirl.blogspot.com/
Quirky Granola Girl is a quilting blog chronicling its author's participation in quilt-alongs like the Farmer's Wife 1930s QAL and the Gypsy Wife Sampler, with detailed posts about fabric choices, piecing techniques, and block construction. The site features a rich archive of posts dating back to 2008 and showcases charity quilting efforts through the DC Modern Quilt Guild.
http://sewnbyleila.blogspot.com/
Leila Gardunia's quilting blog is packed with foundation paper piecing tutorials, block-of-the-month sampler series, and scrap-busting quilt patterns for all skill levels. Visitors will find detailed step-by-step instructions for projects like the Tiny Piecing Sampler and Scrappy Triangles, along with free downloadable templates and a newsletter for new pattern alerts.
https://marilynbelford.com/
Marilyn Belford's website showcases her extensive collection of art quilts, organized into thematic galleries covering portraits, mythology, biblical subjects, and more. With sections for classes, a book, and a blog, this site offers a deep look into the creative world of a dedicated fiber artist.
https://catsocks.neocities.org/
Catsocks is a charming under-construction Neocities personal page built around a love of knitting, coziness, and looking cool. The site features a webring connection and links to Letterboxd, hinting at a personality-driven space still finding its shape.
https://brianjdevries.com/
Brian DeVries is a software engineer and self-described do-it-yourself guy who shares posts and notes about woodworking, sewing, crocheting, backpacking, gardening, and everyday life. His site blends a personal blog with a now-page and short social-style notes, offering a warm and varied glimpse into hands-on hobbies and home projects.
https://mgorrow.tripod.com/
Marshall Gorrow's woodturning site showcases his hobby of crafting objects on a lathe, from bowls and goblets to baseball bats and Christmas ornaments, with three photo galleries and hundreds of links to other woodturning resources. A standout feature is a guide on using a microwave to dry rough-turned bowls, making this a genuinely useful stop for fellow enthusiasts.