Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts

February 15, 2009

Submit to Emergence Infoshop

Got any DIY/radical media? Help Emergence Infoshop get started:

the emergence infoshop is a newly reclaimed space on the wesleyan university campus that will offer a variety of resources to the surrounding community
...that includes YOU!
emergence will have a zine library and will also be the new home of the anti-oppression library.
emergence is only in its larval stage, but will be located inside the University Organizing Center at 190 high street. as well as having scheduled hours open for reading/borrowing and just hanging out, the space can be used for workshops, meetings, craft projects, and more.
emergence can emerge with YOUR help.

SO...
ever made a zine?
have any other d.i.y. and/or radical and/or anti-oppression media that's collecting dust on your shelf/under your bed?
emergence wants it!

you can donate or lend zines, books, movies, posters, periodicals, music, maps, art, and whatever else you think should be accessible to everyone in your community.

just send an e-mail to submityourlit(at)gmail(dot)com
and set up a time for at-your-door pick-up service!

[if you want to take stuff back for summer/when you graduate/next week/whenever, that's perfectly fine.]

stay tuned for more updates on the emergence of emergence!

February 2, 2009

Wesleyan Student Craft Fair Meeting

Allison Kadin '09, Molly Alexander '09, Amy Louie '09 send in in fo about a Student Craft Fair meeting tonight:

This meeting is:
  • for anyone who is interested in organizing, giving their input, learning more.
  • not mandatory if you want to participate, but we encourage and welcome anyone who wants to help with planning.
Please email wes.diy.fair(at)gmail(dot)com if you have any questions and tell anyone else that you think may be interested. Hope to see you there!
When: Monday, February 2nd at 8pm (tonight!)
Where: UsdanB25 (the multi-purpose room on the ground floor).

December 15, 2006

It's cold outside

Instructables presents six different ways to make mitten warmers. Options available for every level of difficulty, all the way from "sew some cute little sachets and stuff 'em with rice" to "just pour some rice into your mitts, you lazy bumbernumble".