In each new Destination DIY episode, we explore new ways people are working with limited resources to create rather than consume the world around them.

microRevolt projects investigate the dawn of sweatshops in early industrial capitalism to inform the current crisis of global expansion and the feminization of the labor industry.

KnitKnit, an artist's publication dedicated to the intersection of traditional craft and contemporary art, was founded in 2002 by artist Sabrina Gschwandtner. A part of the revitalization of the indie craft movement.

Faythe Levine is a filmmaker, author, independent curator and creative director. She is currently documenting the rise of DIY and the new wave of art, craft and design.

CRAFT: Dedicated to the renaissance that is occurring within the world of crafts. Celebrating the DIY spirit, CRAFT's goal is to unite, inspire, inform and entertain a growing community of highly imaginative and resourceful people who are transforming traditional art and crafts with unconventional, unexpected and even renegade techniques, materials and tools; people who undertake amazing crafting projects in their homes and communities.

The American Craft Council is a national, nonprofit educational organization founded in 1943 by Aileen Osborn Webb. The mission of the Council is to promote understanding and appreciation of contemporary American craft. Programs include the bimonthly magazine AMERICAN CRAFT, annual juried shows presenting artists and their work, a 2006 leadership conference on craft, the Aileen Osborn Webb Awards honoring excellence, a specialized library, workshops and seminars.

For all you cool crafters and crafters-to-be, Craft Lab is packed with projects you've just got to try. On every episode, an expert on the cutting edge of crafting shares his or her knowledge and offers a truckload of valuable tips. read more

"Craft Corner Death Match" offers a unique twist on lifestyle service and game shows by blending the hugely popular craft and design genre with the outrageous and comedic notion that creating homemade handiwork is an extreme sport.

Hosted by Jason Jones, this comical competition show pits amateur do-it-yourselfers against each other in various craft-making challenges.

Dennis Stevens’ research, writings and multimedia productions engage the hybrid intersections of art, craft and design while analyzing the triumphs and failures of craft object makers and their products in the struggle to achieve professional validation within the domain of Art.

As a critic, an object maker and a former gallery owner, Stevens interprets contemporary art and craft practice with an interdisciplinary perspective and an eye towards the future.