Site of the dayStitch Fiddle: design your own stitch charts
Stitch Fiddle is an online chart maker for knitting, crochet, cross stitch, fuse beads and more. Draw a pattern square by square or turn a photo into a chart.
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Site of the dayStitch Fiddle is an online chart maker for knitting, crochet, cross stitch, fuse beads and more. Draw a pattern square by square or turn a photo into a chart.
Instagram of the dayThe French pastry chef in New York who invented the Cronut shows new bakes up close: laminated croissants, seasonal flavours, breads and desserts.
A math creator takes the rules everyone memorised in school, like the empty product or order of operations, and shows where they come from.
Pinterest of the dayIt's Nice That's board of 1,000+ pins tracing graphic design history, type and visual culture, from Bi Sheng's movable type to Jan van Toorn.
Site of the dayMark Smith's hobby site on getting almost anywhere by train and ferry: routes, tickets, what the trains are like and practical tips, from someone who's been at it since 2001.
Telegram of the dayAn English-language feed pulling together official reports on M4.5+ earthquakes, volcanic ash and tsunami bulletins from USGS, volcano observatories, tsunami warning centres and VolcanoDiscovery.
Instagram of the dayAlex Strohl photographs roads, mountains and coastlines: Patagonia on a film panorama camera, Greek islands, France's Atlantic coast. A feed that makes you want to go.
Ant and termite colonies in huge custom enclosures: how they dig, build fungus gardens and share tiny ecosystems with other creatures.
The legendary photo agency sorts its photographers' work into boards by city and by author, from Eve Arnold to Myriam Boulos.
Telegram of the dayA small channel posting one clear essay a week on a big philosophical idea: Kant, Spinoza, the Ship of Theseus, Camus, Bentham's panopticon.
Instagram of the daySwedish-born, London-based interior designer: bold colour, pattern, playful details and furniture of her own design. A feed that makes you want to rearrange your home.
Bookbinder Charlotte Wainwright takes worn-out old books apart and rebuilds them with hand-marbled endpapers, sewn endbands and gold-foiled spines.