A fairly straight-forward way to remove rust from items. I have a couple things I'd like to try this out on, since it sounds plausible. I'd say I'm bookmarking this more for future reference, as opposed to thinking it's a really cool read. #
Super easy project, make a book into a clock. Perfect for a child's bedroom--use a storybook. Chances of me actually doing this? Slim to nil. How cool I think this would be to have? Very. #
What are so many crochet-hook-wielding, papermaking, silversmithing handicrafters doing online? Trying to prove that the future of shopping, and of work, is all about the past.
As my personal note, I'm glad this whole revolution is taking place. The pieces I've read of this article are great. I'll need to return to finish this off. #
Your own handwriting on your computer! I'm sold. #
It seems to hard to convince people to use the pen tool, sometimes. I'm not quite cool enough to use Illustrator, but I certainly like using it in Fireworks. #
Pretty slick. I may not necessarily be as interested in what it's trying to teach as I am in the vintage-ness of it. #
Love it. Not sure who would be impressed by clothes made by me... but yeah, cool. #
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