A craft blog featuring projects and tutorials using recycled materials, as well as, eco-friendly yarn, fabric, clothing and accessories.

DudeCraft represents a different kind of tribe in the world of making things, intentionally blurring the lines between, art, craft, engineering, and the good old “Can Do” spirit. Makers of all stripes are welcome here and are encouraged to join the conversation, no matter what their enthusiasms.

Guys who knit, girls who weld, it’s all the same on DudeCraft. We are people who make cool stuff, have an urge to share it, and don’t mind explaining how we did it, so that other folks can benefit from our experience. read more

Find inspiration for a new needlework project on Jenny Hart's blog: Embroidery as Art.

My name is Kristi. Please enjoy reading about my Jewelry making process etc. 

Welcome to my little corner of the internet! I am the sole owner of lizziebees, which is a pet and human accessory company. Most of my job is done through local craft fairs, but I do also have Etsy and Funky Finds shops.

I am hoping to begin selling wholesale or consignment in the upcoming year, but I'm just trying to roll with the punches of starting my own business.

Let me tell you a story of how I looked down upon my puppy one day and realized that with all my crafty abilities I was going to make him a collar... read more

Yep. I'm all about the cute stuff. Jeweler, crafter, teacher, mentor, arts business consultant and EtsyRAIN.com organizer - Etsy.com's Official Seattle Street Team (phew!). In my spare time I like to...yeah. Who am I kidding? 

Some day I hope to kick that 9-5 job & become a self supporting fiber artist. Until then, I'll have to get my "fix" after 5 pm.

I'm a fiber dyer & will dye anything I can get my hands on - cotton, flannel, bamboo & paper are just a few I've tried.

A blog about the life and times and illustrations of Traci Bixby. 

I currently have two models, a scarf and a hood. I design in all sizes.
Every piece is handmade by me and one of a kind. My creativity is behind each design, but I'll gladly accept requests.

I have been known to make a scarf for a special occasion, a favorite sports team, and also from your favorite t-shirt.