Instructions for folding Madonna Yoder’s Dancing Ribbons tessellation. Download the pattern for Dancing Ribbons here. Yoder recommends printing the pattern on paper in between normal printer paper and ...

Drawing a hexagon in isometric view is a useful technique in technical drawing, engineering, and 3D design. Isometric drawings give a three-dimensional appearance using 30-degree angles, and creating ...

On public demand, I forged a Damascus Cleaver, facing the challenge of combining stainless steel with carbon steel. Using rulers, I created the billet from martensitic stainless steel with high carbon ...

Ask any modern board game enthusiast how they feel about digital adaptations of board games, and they’ll most likely respond with, “It’s good, but the physical game is still better.” That’s true for ...

A quilting ruler is essential for achieving the best outcomes, regardless of your levels of quilting ability. These fast guides will teach you how to align your fabric along these lines to reach the ...

A hexagon is a six-sided polygon that has become increasingly popular in modern design and art. Learning to draw a hexagonal shape can be useful for various purposes, including creating interesting ...

Self healing cutting mat with a metric scale grid Self healing cutting mat with a metric scale grid. Vector Illustration of Green Cutting Mat. Cutting mat for quilting, patchwork and craft Cutting mat ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- A Rogers Park artist and activist has brought together a global community through one unfinished quilt and a hashtag: #RitasQuilt. Much of Shannon Downey's work begins at estate sales ...

Whenever Shannon Downey comes across an unfinished craft project at an estate sale, she feels compelled to buy and finish it. "Ninety-nine percent of the time it's an unfinished pillow or just a small ...

A wall hanging in Rita Smith's house showing a map with each US state's flowers is similar to the unfinished quilt A craft enthusiast has described how she came across a huge embroidery project at the ...

Egyptians, Chinese, Indians – all the ancient civilizations of the world can claim a piece of the history of quilting. People were making quilts as far back as 3400 BC or even beyond. Being this old ...