My husband
is not crafty at all. Even as mechanical engineer, he rarely uses his skill to
create mechanical things. This fact makes me have a secret mission to bring out
the “crafty men” inside of him.
Unfortunately,
since craftiness is often associated with women hobbies, my efforts don’t have
too much result for now. He often messed up with my mass projects just because he
thought he can make it in an express way. He simply doesn’t have the motivation
or interest to create things with his bare hands. I don’t know why, this makes
me get even more challenged to find “Manly Crafty Projects” for him.
This is how
I came into this supermegafoxyawesomehot blog, ManMadeDIY.com.
Chris Gardner,
the man behind this blog is a brilliant writer and maker who believes that sewing machines and tablesaws alike belong
in the workshop. How awesome is that?
The blog contains valuable information, tips and tricks, DIY
projects, and many other interesting things.
I even use this article to make some assessments before I buy
my first sewing machine
He posted useful and often fascinating tutorials such as this bizzare knitting project
up to boyish projects like this magnetic silly putty
and seed bomb.
He also shows how to create various interesting home decors projects such as this Wooden Nintendo Controller Coffee Table which can actually works, and also this rad Tree Branch Coat Rack.
And when you think that’s enough to make you fall in love to
his manly craftiness, check out this romantic custom art tutorial he made.
He’s literally the crafty man of my dream. Now let me find a
way to make my husband get attracted to his projects so his long hibernated craftiness
can be awakened all at once.
Hmmm .... hmmm .... what a dee.lite.ful idea! (sambil ngelirik suami yang mulai salah tingkah dilirikin bininya) ... :3
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