Put some crunch in your summer with the 11th annual Taco Fest, in a new North Shore location this year!
Put some crunch in your summer with the 11th annual Taco Fest, in a new North Shore location this year!
Patchy Threads will offer tufting, decoden, and custom patch experiences in a fun.
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Gorgeous and tiny, yet contains the potential to break spirits and thumbs. The cherry blossom season tends to fall around the turn of the fiscal year, meaning that trying to squeeze out time for a holiday or a short trip to go and admire the delicate petals is not an easy feat to accomplish for […]
Quinn ponders education and what it means to “fail” at craft.
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For their annual Orkney Pride event, Queer Orcades is inviting Creatives in the islands to book a stall. Orkney Pride takes place on Saturday June 6. If wish to have an Arts/Crafts stall please email, queerorcades@gmail.com There is a deadline for booking a stall of April 15, each table cost £10, and 10% of profits […]
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Back in 2024, I put out a collection of one-off lo-fi iPhone Memo-demos made with a drum machine and looper called 5 easy dems on Soundcloud. Two years later, I put a new spin on the EP by having the tracks formally cut in a small batch of 25 8″ clear vinyl by Philly-based DIY […]
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Back in 2024, I put out a collection of one-off lo-fi iPhone Memo-demos using a drum machine and looper called 5 easy dems on Soundcloud. Two years later, I put a new spin on the EP by having the tracks formally cut in a small batch of 25 8″ clear vinyl by Philly-based DIY outfit […]
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An Instagram collection of pencils sharpened and used until almost nothing remains — just fingertip-sized stubs, some barely long enough to hold. The photos show dozens of them: gnawed, tapered, wrapped in tape for extra grip, and worn down to where the eraser ferrule is all that's left. — Read the rest
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Keep the little ones busy over summer with 50 fun activities, one for each day of the holidays. Discover anything from science experiments to baking projects and more.
In conversation with Mark Shunney, the founding manager of the Stanford Public Arts Program, Quinn Cook ’29 explores what it means to craft (at) Stanford.
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By Bernie Bell. A rainy day, can’t do the garden, so we went into Stromness to raid the charity shops and have a look in the windows at Northlight Gallery. From 19th February to 10th March four local makers are showing ceramics, ganseys, crochet and felt work I apologise for the quality of the images […]
As Craft Tourism Aims to Shape 2026 Travel Trends, Vilnius Hosts Europe’s Largest Artisan Fair With craft tourism emerging as one of 2026’s defining travel trends, Vilnius invites visitors to Europe’s largest celebration of craftsmanship – a five-kilometer open-air marketplace where 1,200 artisans keep traditions alive. Kaziukas Fair (March 6–8, 2026) is one of the ... Read more
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In the first installment of “Culture of Craft,” Quinn Cook ’29 details the meaning of “craftsmanship” and its relationship to Silicon Valley culture.
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