Another month of May has come to a close and, like usual, I tried when I could and let it be when I couldn’t. I had fun coming up with new combinations and got inspiration from a few different looks that I had saved to my Pinterest board. I think I missed 4-5 days from being sick or not feeling … Continue reading "Me Made May 2026"
The Bavaria 34’s grab rails by the companionway allow the holding straps to be easily slid out of the way. Credit: Libby Earle
Keep your cabin dry and private with this simple canvas companionway cover project that anyone with a robust sewing machine can tackle. Libby Earle explains
Keep your cabin dry and private with this simple canvas companionway cover project that anyone with a robust…
Why I’m building Craftsky as a separate social platform, rather than adding social features directly into Stash Hub.
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I’ve been meaning to blog about the Sommar Camisole for months, but then I just kept making more of them, so I figured I would wait. But this week is “Sommar Camisole Week” with Paradise Patterns, and the designer, Sanna, is doing a giveaway for everyone who post about theirs on Instagram. So, I figured I would finally write this … Continue reading "Paradise Patterns Sommar Camisole"
I am SO excited to share my newest bag that I am so in love with. That sounds like I’m exaggerating, but I am so thrilled with how it turned out, which is way better than I imagined. This is the new Freya Tote and Laura Pouch from Sewlala. I had the opportunity to test the pattern, and it was … Continue reading "Sewlala Freya & Laura"
Online ads aren't inherently evil. The way platforms implement them almost always is, and that's why I'm ruling them out for Craftsky.
Craftsky is a social platform for textile crafters on the open web. Here's why I'm building it.
Four teenagers from Westray Junior High School have made history by becoming the first pupils in Scotland to complete a pioneering clothes-making qualification as part of the school curriculum. Alexander Hourston, Miller Harcus, Melissa Nicolson and Mark Shearer, all aged 14, have completed the QS-accredited Kindred Clothing (Garment Construction) Award, at SCQF Level 5. With […]
LARAMIE, WYOMING—According to a statement released by the University of Wyoming, McKenna Litynski of the […]
The post Study Suggests Needles and Awls Served Many Purposes appeared first on Archaeology Magazine.
Researchers say these two small pieces of hide are the first proof of clothing from the Late Pleistocene.
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This is the list of all the changes we've done to our projects during the month of January.