DIY Latch Hook Wall Hanging
You guys, I have a newfound obsession. Latch hooking! It all started...
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DIY Tassel Wall Hanging
The decision on what to do with the immense blank wall along our staircase has been irresolute . . . for nearly 2 years. Should I weave a massive wall hanging? If only I had the time.…
DIY God’s Eyes
Remember those simple little diamond shaped yarn weavings we all made at summer camp with just two popsicle sticks and a some colorful yarn? Who knew that god’s eyes, which originated from Mexico’s Huichol Indians, can be so beautifully…
DIY Woven Wall Hanging
We’ve been a long time admirers of woven wall hangings and have loved...
Brook&Lyn Weavings
Mimi Jung, of Brook&Lyn, is mad talented. In addition to her amazing jewelry making abilities, Mimi has applied her weaving skills to a series of wall hangings. Whether she is using yarn, or getting crafty with natural elements…
DIY Leyendecker Dress
When Lisa and Jessica of Leyendecker confessed to us their love of DIYs, we immediately jumped at the opportunity to collaborate with the designing duo. Not only are we in love with their line, we are…
Project Pothole
Artist Juliana Santacruz Herrera has taken to the streets of Paris to repair unsightly potholes and cracks with braids and braids of colorful yarn. Reminds me of what artist Jan Vormann did with Legos. Love!
Sarah Applebaum
San Francisco artist Sarah Applebaum‘s installations and sculptures, made from afghans, vintage blankets, felt, and yarn, are so colorfully explosive and psychedelically brilliant.
Thakoon F/W 2011
How cool are these nomad-inspired updos, woven with colorful knitted pieces of...
DIY No Knit Scarf
We love Rike Feurstein. Her hats are sick and her chunky knits are lusciously bold and amazing. And when we saw her Dylan scarf, we thought it was genius. A scarf that didn’t require knitting? Sign…
DIY Fishtail Hat Band
We were instantly inspired by this gorgeous rainbow fishtail braid in Free People‘s September catalog and decided to recreate it, adding our own little twist: making the braid into a wearable hat accessory. Who said braids were limited…
