Month: November 2016

Photography by: Aaron Dyer Use a loop of leather cord to hang utensils on S hooks. Depending on how you plan to use each bar, […]

Any trendy preteen knows that back-to-school shopping isn’t just about notebooks and pens. The first day of school is a fresh start — and along […]

Photography by: Aaron Dyer Grocery-store flowers and backyard blooms like lilacs become instantly more memorable and gift-worthy when you present them in pretty patterned cones. […]

Photography by: Emily Kate Roemer How-To Make the Drying Pin-Board Using a pencil and rule, draw a 1-inch grid on a sheet of 1/2-inch thick […]

Martha is an avid follower of new technologies — including the buzzworthy 3-D printer. Although 3-D printing has been used commercially since the mid-1980s, desktop […]

Photography by: Mike Krautter This tote is quick and easy to make, thanks to a stencil made with freezer paper (available in grocery stores).   […]

Photography by: Aaron Dyer Capture your garden in full bloom with a home printer-scanner. Trim flowers as desired, then place them petal-side down on the […]

Photography by: Lauren Rosenau Karen in her Charlotte studio. Karen M. O’Leary, an artist and architect from Charlotte, NC, can recognize many cities by the […]

Photography by: Roderick Field/Chronicle Books Carolyn Denham and Roderick Field launched Merchant & Mills in 2010 to bring the craftsmanship and care of couture to […]

Photography by: Kate Neal Have you been following #SavorSummer, our six-week bid to make the most of summer’s all-too-fleeting pleasures? We loved seeing your play […]