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Category Archives: craft
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Make something with your hands every day. “Its a tragedy of the first magnitude that millions of people have ceased to use their hands as hands. Nature has bestowed upon us this great gift which is our hands. If the … Continue reading
Vegetable Tanning: Not a “Lost” Art
Many years ago, in Morocco, I was able to tour an ancient tannery and see some of the process of creating beautiful leather. I use leather for many projects and although I do some brain tanning myself, I purchase all … Continue reading
Posted in craft, leather work, primitive technology
Tagged huaraches, leather, leather work, primitive technology, tanning
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Casual Turtle Campers
If you are looking for a topper or small camper with some class, check out Casual Turtle Campers. From the website: The idea for Casual Turtle Campers was conceived by Peter Pavlowich in the summer of 2010. On a road … Continue reading
Posted in caravan, craft, vardo, woodworking
Tagged caravan, gypsy wagon, nomad, sheep wagon, woodworking
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Robin Wood, Traditional Craftsman
Here’s another excellent video of Robin Wood, wood turner and traditional craftsman. Visit his website to learn more about this remarkable man and his admirable career choice. As he explains, his job is easy to describe while so many careers … Continue reading
Posted in consumerism, craft, makers, minimalism, woodworking
Tagged craftsmanship, DIY, maker, philosophy, primitive technology, tools, woodworking, work
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Woven Backpacks – Design Rooted in History and Tradition
Originally posted on 74 FOOTWEAR DESIGN CONSULTING:
Its fair to say that my personal interest in woven Mexican Huarache footwear extends to everything woven. As far as I know despite all the technological advances in history, woven Huaraches just like woven…
Posted in backpacks, basketry, craft
Tagged backpack, basketry, bushcraft, craft, craftsmanship
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