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I need to do this for my craft table. I was shopping around for retail table leg extenders but they're pricey so I'm gonna make my own.

From the video description:

In this tutorial, I'll show you how to saddle stitch with thread. This video focuses on just the saddle stitch binding method itself. FYI - The thread doesn't have to be waxed. I just prefer it because the wax protects and makes the thread easier to work with.

He discusses it in the last several minutes of his latest stream.

Archived article: https://archive.ph/ajaf1

So talented! Her critters are so awesome. More pics in the original article: https://www.boredpanda.com/realistic-animal-sculptures-rachel-austin/

From the video description:

Cathal O'Shannon reports from Unst, northernmost of the inhabited British Isles, where he has discovered a material more valuable than gold or platinum - the island's intricate gossamer shawls.

Shetland shawls are made from the gossamer wool that surrounds the neck of Shetland sheep, which must be hand-plucked, not sheared. There are fewer than half a dozen people left with the skill to spin this incredibly fine wool into thread, and a single shawl can use as much as six miles of the stuff. Allied to the relative scarcity of the material, there are perhaps as few as a dozen women capable of knitting these extraordinary garments - which can incorporate more than half a million loops - so they're probably only going to get more valuable.

This clip is from Tonight. Originally broadcast 5 May, 1964.

I was unable to download it before it was removed from Mega. Anyone have a list of the books it contained or a new link to the collection? Thanks!

Every once in a while I'll want to bring my husband some extra cheer so I'll do little things like sew together a tiny stuffed animal and put it in front of his water glass to discover when he gets home. Or, I'll surprise him by patching the thinning elbow of his nightshirt or hang a charming framed print of mallards to brighten a room. Stuff like that.

He works hard and deals with a lot of nonsense to keep us in shampoo as they say and it makes me happy to take care of the nest so he doesn't have to lift a finger when he gets home and to show how much I appreciate him with tiny actions like I wrote above.

Take care of your sweeties and let them know how much you treasure them!

This is an older article but chock full of very cool finds.

I tried upvoating a few posts in various subs and my voats didn't appear to count. I experimented upvoating in different subs and got the same outcome in each one. :(

Edit: The posts that didn't stick were older (around a month old and older) so maybe that's why?