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Stitch your own “Go to Italy, be a cobbler”

Sunday, January 10, 2010

Camilla Neppl Huber, winner of the RegRemix contest, has kindly written up a pattern for her “Go to Italy, be a cobbler” design. If you know how to stitch and are looking for a new project, check it out– here’s the PDF. If you make something cool based on it, send me a picture! quinn [...]

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Camilla Neppl Huber wins the RegRemix contest!

Friday, January 8, 2010

Camilla Neppl Huber is the winner of the official RegRemix contest, with her amazing stitching of “Go to Italy, be a cobbler”! (Note in particular the shoes that form part of the black lace-like pattern around the design.)
Okay, so there was only one contest entry (other than what I did to my own netbook), but [...]

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Crescat Graffiti: The Data Set

Thursday, December 31, 2009

Until recently, I’ve thought of Crescat Graffiti as an art/anthropology project, and it never occurred to me to treat it as a data set. But now that’s what I’m doing as part of putting together a guest post for a science magazine. I love a good data set, but in the process of making it [...]

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Reg Remix: “Go to Italy, Be a Cobbler” by Camilla Neppl Huber

Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Camilla Neppl Huber has thrown down the gauntlet in the RegRemix contest with this fantastic cross-stitch of “Go to Italy, Be a Cobbler”. As she describes it:
I was able to find an Italian style of embroidery that was relatively simple and worked well for this project. It’s called Assisi embroidery, and this version is [...]

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RegRemix: Pimp My Netbook

Sunday, December 6, 2009

My contribution to the RegRemix contest comes in the form of a netbook. By the time I caught on to the sale, the only ones left were pink– my least favorite color. So, I went to Zazzle and made some Crescat Graffiti bumper stickers that I chopped up into pieces, adhered to the case and… [...]

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