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The Ikea Effect, Slow Church And Laboring Our Way Into Love

Christian Piatt | Posted 05.11.2013 | Religion
Read More: Slow Food, Ikea, The Ikea Effect, Christianity, Do It Yourself, Slowing Down, Diy Culture, Christian Community, Slow Church, Religion in America, Religion News
Christian Piatt

We have succumbed to the trends of the surrounding culture, employing professionals to prepare the perfect space and the ideal services to accommodate all comers. All you have to do is show up. But if I don't have to invest anything into the community, the community doesn't really matter.

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Girls Geeking Out With Sewing Machines!

boingboing.net | Posted 05.23.2012 | Teen
Read More: Diy Culture, Teens Diy, Fun Stuff, Teens and Sewing, Sewing, Teen News

Fourteen-year-old Luna Ito-Fisher started making her own clothes and accessories when she was nine, after attending a friend’s birthday party at a s...

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Does DIY Make You Calmer?

The Huffington Post | Dickson Wong | Posted 10.11.2012 | HuffPost Home
Read More: Etsy, Video, Diy-Culture, Studio Tour, Pogo Boards Etsy, Diy, Martin Sammet, Pogo Snowboard, Jogi Maerz, HuffPost Home News

For many DIYers and craftsmen who have made a name for themselves, what are now successful businesses for them often began as just a hobby. And that's...

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NY's Nuit Blanche: "Bring To Light"

Jaime Rojo & Steven Harrington | Posted 05.25.2011 | Arts
Read More: DoTank:Brooklyn, Brooklyn Street Art, Tom Peyton, Ken Farmer, BrooklynStreetArt.Com, Chris Jordan, Ethan Vogt, Aurash Khawarzad, Annie De Mayo, Street Art, Steven P. Harrington, Performance, Jacob Abramson, Projection Art, Urban Art, Digital Graffiti, Ted Ullrich, Nuit Blanche, Andrew Bujalski, Ryan Uzilevsky, Stephen Zacks, Corinne Odermant, Pepin Gelardi, Furnace Media, Jaime Rojo, Michael Doherty, Anna Muessig, Public Art, Jacquie Jordan, Bring to Light, D.I.Y. Culture, Dotank, Seej, Arts News
Jaime Rojo & Steven Harrington

"Bring to Light" made unrestricted access to art possible for one glorious night in Greenpoint, Brooklyn as perhaps 10,000 art lovers got out of their homes to enjoy one evening of enlightenment.

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