Features
The world of creepy cute dolls and the people
who make them. By Mary Belton.
Crocheting the mysteries of the universe. By Arwen O’Reilly.
Jill Bliss is on a mission to save the world’s coolest printing
machine from extinction.
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Jean Railla of Get Crafty explains why
making stuff is fashionable again.
Mark Frauenfelder shares his magical
1950s craft booklets from General Motors.
39: Linkages
Craft thinker and blogger Ulla-Maaria Mutanen
talks crafter economics.
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52: Susie Bright
The case of the missing curve:
Why sewing patterns cater to B-cups.
Crafter Profiles
Inside the lives and workshops of:
New Wave embroiderer. By Carla Sinclair
Sculpting junk into art. By Michael Shapiro
Stringing a million beads. By Xeni Jardin
Designer of high-tech fashion. By Natalie Zee
152: Recycle It Don’t trash old kitchenware when you can turn it into amazing light. By Bob Parks
160: Makeover
A punk mom transforms her
kid’s plastic Lil Tykes car into
a super-sleek gothmobile.
ON THE COVER Stitched zombies, cute creatures, and robots are the most popular items on Etsy. The most popular seller on Etsy is Beth Doherty, aka Gourmet Amigurumi, who’s influenced by Japanese artisans. She shows us how to crochet our own robot on page 123. Cover doll by Jess Hutch and cover photography by Dwight Eschliman.
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