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• ______________avenue [2026-07-07]
  Avenue is the personal blog of Belle, a 32-year-old UK-based creator who paints, knits, quilts, and makes zines, documenting her everyday life and creative projects since 2019. With multiple linked side projects including a photo log, hobby log, and zine, her site is a cozy corner of the old web brimming with handmade charm and personality.
• )Silly Whimsy:) [2026-07-07]
  Silly Whimsy is a charming under-construction personal site by a creator who goes by Silly, featuring sewing projects and personal interests including their automobile. The image-heavy layout includes vintage-style illustrations of women in big hats and dancing couples, giving the site a whimsical handmade aesthetic.
• *CAWS* [2026-07-07]
  Max's personal Neocities hub introduces a queer PNW creator in his late 20s with a strong focus on fiber arts and handmade crafts including knitting, crochet, sewing, quilting, and cross stitch. The site is still early in development but serves as a link hub with a shareable button and connections to neighbors in the Neocities community.
• // stitch for senate [2026-07-07]
  Stitch for Senate is a political craft activism project that encourages people to knit or stitch items like scarves and helmet liners as a form of protest and engagement with U.S. Senate politics, particularly around the Iraq War. The project bridges handcraft and civic action, tracking senator responses, organizing scarf drives, and even exhibiting internationally at venues like Jönköpings läns Museum in Sweden.
• "Hawaii is not legally a state!") [2025-07-22]
  "Hawaii is not legally a state!") — a crafts page from whatreallyhappened.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• 'Children of the Clay' [2025-07-30]
  'Children of the Clay' — a crafts page from kstrom.net. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• #QuiltChat�, Where Quilters Gather Round the Frame... [2026-07-07]
  QuiltChat is the home of the #QuiltChat IRC channel on Ascends.Net, serving as a community hub where quilters gather to chat, share techniques, and participate in events like SuperChats and online classes. The site features quilt shop and guild listings, a block of the month program, member photo galleries, fabric swap info, and links to quilting resources, making it a rich gathering place for quilting enthusiasts.
• ˜˜misandric rat…ᘛ⁐ᕐᐷ [2026-07-07]
  Meri, a 29-year-old enby rat building their first Neocities site, shares a colorful mix of crochet projects, zines, J-pop, anime, Asian cinema, and personal manifestos as part of a post-PhD creative rebirth. The site is packed with charming old-web aesthetics, crossword puzzles, blinkies, and a warm queer-friendly vibe that makes it a delightful corner of the indie web.
• =^0^= [2026-07-07]
  Dewey's cheerful personal site is a love letter to self-expression online, featuring collections, a fashion log, and DIY projects like sewing star garlands and painting fabric bins. Still under construction but full of personality, it documents a beginner's journey into hand-crafted web presence and creative hobbies.
• ♪ ceramic town ♪ヽ(-ω･ヽ) [2026-07-07]
  Pokopon's ceramic studio diary chronicles her handmade pottery work from a studio in Alabama, featuring a piece spotlight gallery, glaze lab logs, and in-progress updates on commissions like a large serving bowl. The site blends charming pixel art aesthetics with genuine craft documentation, making it a cozy corner of the web for ceramics enthusiasts and fans of old-school personal pages alike.
• ✶ scenemime's home ✶ [2026-07-07]
  Elluin's sprawling personal corner of the indie web features sections dedicated to fibre arts, journaling, an EGL wardrobe, media reviews, shrines, and a microblog, all tied together with a lively old-web aesthetic full of blinkies and stamps. The site's crafts room and EGL wardrobe pages give it a strong handmade and fashion focus that sets it apart from a typical personal homepage.
• 🍓 strawberry field [2026-07-07]
  Strwbrry's charming personal site lists their creative hobbies including jewelry making and lino printing, alongside interests in music, films, and cultural studies. The site is minimal but inviting, with dedicated pages for lino printing, music, and films hinting at deeper content beyond the landing page.
• 1000+ Exciting Quilt Patterns, Applique, Outlines [2026-07-07]
  FreeQuilt: FreeQuilt.com is a massive collection of over 1000 free quilt patterns, applique designs, quilt block templates, and clip art covering everything from classic Amish and Sunbonnet Sue patterns to seasonal holiday designs. Quilters of all skill levels can browse categories like baby quilts, animal patterns, and traditional blocks, then download or print patterns directly for their next sewing project.
• 1844 Nauvoo Expositor newspaper: pages 3 [2024-11-16]
  1844 Nauvoo Expositor newspaper: pages 3 — a crafts page from solomonspalding.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• 365 Crochet [2026-07-07]
  Run by Farrah, 365 Crochet is a generous resource of free crochet patterns organized by category, covering everything from kids' mittens and Christmas ornaments to masks, garments, and home accessories. The blog also includes stitch guides, abbreviations, and e-classes, making it a welcoming destination for crocheters of all skill levels.
• 700+ Free Easy Crochet Patterns - Easy Crochet Patterns [2026-07-07]
  Krista's EasyCrochet.com is a comprehensive library of over 700 free crochet patterns covering everything from baby blankets and afghans to hats, scarves, and clothing. The site also offers handy tools like a blanket sizing calculator and yarn substitution guide, making it a well-rounded destination for crocheters of all skill levels.
• A 1970's Teenager's Bedroom [2025-04-07]
  A 1970's Teenager's Bedroom — a crafts page from rocketroberts.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• A Few Scraps [2026-07-07]
  Christina Cameli's quilting blog covers free-motion quilting techniques, design inspiration, and tutorials for sewists of all levels. The site features a rich archive of posts dating back to 2008, along with free-motion design galleries, wedge quilt tutorials, and links to her video course on choosing quilting designs.
• A Fool for Fabric [2026-07-07]
  Margy Houtz of Los Olivos, California shares her passion for sewing, fabric, and personal style on this long-running blog that blends creative projects with candid reflections on life and fashion. Posts cover slow sewing, pattern reviews, and thoughtful musings on clothing as identity, making it a warm and genuine read for fellow fabric enthusiasts.
• a knitting bear... [2026-07-07]
  An Italian-language knitting blog by a crafter known as 'the knitting bear,' sharing original patterns, tutorials, and stories from knitting workshops and group meetups. The site features Ravelry pattern links, knitting equipment guides, and warm personal narratives about the joy of handcrafted textile work.
• A Life of Creativity [2026-07-07]
  Dana's crafting blog showcases handmade greeting cards, tie-dye projects, and creative DIY activities including Girl Scout troop crafts and paper crafting with Papertrey Ink supplies. With tutorials, a favorite recipes section, and a craft room ideas page, it's a warm personal creative space for fellow crafters looking for project inspiration.
• A needle and some thread [2026-07-07]
  Sari, known online as Srinity, shares her passion for cross-stitching, knitting, crocheting, and other handicrafts from her home in Espoo, Finland. The blog features a freebie list, links to fellow stitching blogs, and a warm personal tone that makes it a cozy corner of the crafting web.
• a stitch in time [2026-07-07]
  Steel Needles, Take Two: Run by a medieval archaeologist specializing in garment reconstruction and historic tailoring, this blog explores the material culture of textiles through the lens of hands-on craft practice. Posts cover topics like Skjoldehamn reconstructions, steel needles, hand spinning, and knitting patterns, blending academic rigor with practical crafting guidance.
• A Stitch in Time [2026-07-07]
  Silk Paper Making Tutorial: Carol's crafting blog features a detailed tutorial on making silk paper, complete with step-by-step photos and a downloadable PDF guide. The site showcases handmade projects like a silk paper vase with nightlight, making it a practical resource for fiber arts and paper crafting enthusiasts.
• A Wandering Minstrel I [2026-07-07]
  Run by a crafter who goes by Wandering Minstrel, this blog chronicles sewing and quilting projects including tooth-fairy pillows, quilts of valor, and applique work. Posts blend personal family moments with detailed project write-ups, fabric choices, and links to patterns, making it a warm and relatable resource for home sewists.
• ABCs of Knitting - Actual Size Graph Papers [2026-07-07]
  A handy tool from Tata & Tatao that generates custom-sized knitting graph paper as a PDF, perfectly calibrated to your exact gauge by entering your stitch and row counts per 10cm. Knitters who need accurately proportioned charts for colorwork or stitch patterns will find this a practical and clever little utility.
• Absolutely Free Plans Index [2026-07-07]
  Absolutely Free Plans is an index of free woodworking and building plans available online, covering everything from boat construction and workshop furniture to kids' toys and outdoor projects. It also links to sister sites featuring vintage Mission Style furniture plans from the late 1800s and beginner wood-turning courses, making it a handy starting point for DIY builders and hobbyist woodworkers.
• AlanaIncarnate [2024-08-26]
  AlanaIncarnate — a crafts site at unallama.neocities.org. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• All [2024-11-11]
  All — a crafts site at jinjur.com. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• All About Ami - A crochet blog [2026-07-07]
  Stephanie's All About Ami is a rich crochet blog packed with original patterns for amigurumi dolls, cardigans, blankets, bags, and accessories, complete with tips and a community section. The site features beautifully photographed projects ranging from whimsical Primrose Crochet Dolls to cozy cabled blankets, making it a go-to resource for crochet enthusiasts of all skill levels.
• ALL FIBER ARTS – HERITAGE TEXTILE CRAFTS [2026-07-07]
  Run by Päivi Suomi, a First Nations Sami creator, this site is a deep resource on heritage textile crafts including nalbinding, band weaving, Sami duodji, feltmaking, natural dyeing, fish leather, and more. Freely shared patterns, tutorials, and personal cultural stories make it a rare and rich destination for fiber arts enthusiasts.
• alligaythor.neocities.org [2026-07-07]
  Alligaythor's Neocities hub is a personal link library currently undergoing a full reboot, with curated sections dedicated to heraldry and illumination resources. The site is in active reconstruction, offering a glimpse of a growing collection organized around medieval arts and related topics.
• Alpis Strickbuch [2026-07-07]
  Alpis Strickbuch is a German-language knitting resource created by an experienced crafter named Alpi, who has been knitting for decades and shares her techniques online so they can be easily referenced and linked. The site covers basic and special knitting techniques, stitch patterns, patchwork, and original sock designs like the whimsically named 'Serpentes' sock.
• animal's origami [2026-07-07]
  A collection of origami instructions focused on animal designs, offering step-by-step paper folding guides for kids and beginners. The site features visual diagrams and tutorials for creating a variety of animals through the traditional Japanese art of origami.
• Ann Nash, Quilt Appraiser and Related Services [2026-07-07]
  Ann Nash is an AQS Certified Quilt Appraiser based in La Conner, Washington, offering professional quilt appraisal services, a retail store called Creighton's Quilts, and a curated selection of antique and new heirloom quilts for sale. The site covers everything from insurance appraisals and donation valuations to quilting books, folk art, and quilt-related jewelry available at her shop in the Morris Street Antiques mall.
• Anna Lena – quilt, gift, fudge, retreat, long beach wa [2026-07-07]
  Karen Snyder, the creator behind Anna Lena, shares her decades of quilting expertise through free patterns, information about her published books, and details on lectures and classes for guilds and groups. A former quilt shop owner turned semi-retired designer now living in Sweden, she offers a warm look into her quilting life along with links to her blog where she documents her love of both quilting and Scandinavian living.
• Annemarie's Haakblog [2026-07-07]
  Annemarie's Haakblog is a Dutch-language crochet blog by Annemarie, featuring original patterns, tutorials, and project posts covering everything from amigurumi animals to seasonal decorations. The site includes a published book called 'Crochet in the City' and offers both free and paid patterns, making it a rich resource for crochet enthusiasts.
• Another Rodeo [2026-07-07]
  Carter Baxter's personal site covers a wide mix of hands-on projects including bicycle restoration, leather crafting, vehicle repair, and web development experiments. Shop notes detailing 3D-printed bike mirrors and leather toolrolls sit alongside essays on engineering teams and civic tech, making this a genuinely eclectic maker's journal.
• Another Rodeo [2026-07-07]
  Carter Baxter's personal site collects hands-on restoration and tinkering projects, including a detailed 1971 Eco fiberglass camper restoration and a 2000 Toyota 4Runner rebuild. A mix of vehicle restoration, web experiments, and writing makes this a compelling compendium for anyone who loves analog machines and DIY projects.
• APL - Antique Pattern Library [2026-07-07]
  The Antique Pattern Library is a massive preservation project dedicated to scanning and freely distributing public domain craft pattern publications, covering everything from bobbin lace and tatting to knitting, embroidery, crochet, and woodworking. Visitors can browse an extensive catalog of digitized historical pattern books organized by craft type, making rare and out-of-print instructional materials accessible to crafters worldwide.
• Applique 'n Patch Quilting [2026-07-07]
  Rose Marie Castonguay has been documenting her quilting journey since 2007 on this long-running blog, showcasing completed applique and patchwork quilts organized by year across nearly two decades of work. With galleries spanning from early projects through 2025, including specialty sections for English Paper Piecing and red/neutral quilts, it offers a rich visual record of one dedicated quilter's craft.
• Archaeology of Edgefield, South Carolina Pottery Communities [2025-07-24]
  Archaeology of Edgefield, South Carolina Pottery Communities — a crafts page from histarch.illinois.edu. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Archive [2026-02-15]
  Archive — a crafts page from fossandcrafts.org. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Art Quilts, Fashion Garments and Shibori Dyeing by Cozy Bendesky, Textile Artist [2026-07-07]
  Cozy Bendesky is a Pennsylvania-based textile artist whose site showcases her art quilts, shibori fabric dyeing, and fashion garments, along with her biography and artistic statement. The site documents her decades-long journey through traditional needlecrafts, international textile study, and contemporary art quilt construction, and includes class and workshop information.
• Artecy Cross Stitch. Free cross stitch patterns monthly. Thousands of other affordable quality cross stitch patterns. [2026-07-07]
  Artecy Cross Stitch, run by Tereena Clarke, offers thousands of downloadable cross stitch patterns organized into browsable galleries spanning categories like animals, Celtic, blackwork, Asian, and baby designs. The site features a monthly free pattern and a membership system, making it a well-stocked hub for counted cross stitch enthusiasts of all skill levels.
• AureoAnelloBooks [2024-09-24]
  AureoAnelloBooks — a crafts page from florin.ms. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Automating Quilt Design [2025-04-08]
  Automating Quilt Design — a crafts page from jacobwsmith.xyz. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• azure's loz blog [2026-03-17]
  azure's loz blog — a crafts page from azuremillennium.neocities.org. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Bad Quarto [2026-02-02]
  Bad Quarto — a crafts site at badquar.to. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• Barbara Willis Designs [2026-07-07]
  Barbara Willis is a cloth doll artist and designer who offers patterns, books, and handmade stuffing tools for fellow doll makers and fiber art enthusiasts. Her book 'Cloth Doll Artistry' and signature Stuffing Forks are highlighted as go-to resources for anyone working with cloth dolls and stuffed projects.
• Bass Drop's Club [2026-07-07]
  Bass Drop's Club is a charming personal site featuring crochet projects, hand-built browser mini-games including a fishing minigame and a dress-up game made from scratch, and a gallery of creative work. The site has a cozy, pixel-art aesthetic with animated gifs, a guestbook, and a running log of what the creator is currently listening to, playing, and reading.
• Baycreek Quilting Templates [2026-07-07]
  Baycreek Quilting Products, run by Linda Laney out of Coos Bay, Oregon, sells a wide range of laser-cut acrylic rotary cutting templates for quilters of all skill levels, including curved, hexagon, Millefiori, and jelly roll designs. The shop also offers custom template orders, quilt kits, and sewing notions, making it a go-to online source for specialty quilting tools.
• Be a Great Man of History [2025-01-25]
  Be a Great Man of History — a crafts page from lukesmith.neocities.org. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• bean's stuff☆ [2026-07-07]
  Bean's personal landing page on Nekoweb links out to several creative projects, including a DIY garden blog with resources and a pixel art shrine called 'stimpop pixels.' The site has a cozy, handcrafted feel with adoptables, shrines, and a focus on creative hobbies like coding and design.
• Beginning woodworking [2025-01-13]
  Beginning woodworking — a crafts page from woodgears.ca. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Berners [2025-08-09]
  Berners — a crafts page from w3.org. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Bev's Country Cottage [2025-09-09]
  Bev's Country Cottage — a crafts site at bevscountrycottage.com. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• BIBLIOGRAPHY 5 Archive Wall: Card and Poster Montages [2025-04-09]
  BIBLIOGRAPHY 5 Archive Wall: Card and Poster Montages — a crafts page from erbzine.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• BIG List of Free Crochet Pattern Blogs & Websites – Mama In A Stitch [2026-07-07]
  Mama In A Stitch is a yarn crafts blog featuring free crochet and knitting patterns, including blankets, sweaters, hats, bags, and more. This particular page compiles a curated directory of other free crochet pattern blogs and websites, making it a handy hub for crochet enthusiasts hunting for endless project inspiration.
• Blackwork Introduction [2026-07-07]
  Robin L. Berry's comprehensive guide to blackwork embroidery covers the history, styles, and techniques of this historical needlework form, with detailed instructions on stitches, goldwork, pulled thread, and Elizabethan raised work. The site also extends into related textile arts including lucet braiding, medieval garb construction, natural dyeing, and period-accurate cooking, making it a rich reference for historical needlework enthusiasts.
• Bootleg64 [2026-07-07]
  Bootleg64 is the personal creative corner of neo/ambro, featuring a mix of crochet projects, music, media, shrines, mazes, and a growing library of handcrafted pages. The site has been evolving since 2016 and carries a warm, cozy old-web aesthetic with a guestbook, changelog, and a variety of personal projects in progress.
• Broderie Passion - Bienvenue sur le blog de Broderie Passion.Vous y trouverez les petits moments de ma vie, de mon jardin, et de mon site.Egalement des grilles gratuites et les photos de leurs r&eacut [2026-07-07]
  Run by Vérobrode, Broderie Passion is a French-language blog dedicated to cross-stitch and embroidery, offering over 560 free downloadable stitch patterns along with photo galleries of completed works. Visitors can also follow along with the creator's personal life, garden updates, and embroidery school lessons, making it a warm and richly stocked resource for needlework enthusiasts.
• Builders of Wooden Railway Cars ... and some of other stuff [2025-08-12]
  Builders of Wooden Railway Cars... and some of other stuff — a crafts page from midcontinent.org. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Byrdie's Bluff [2026-07-07]
  Byrdie's Bluff is the personal corner of Byrdie, a self-described dragon who makes things, featuring a gallery, library, recipes, diary, shrines, and a newsletter called Byrdie Babbles. The site has a warm handmade feel with an eclectic mix of creative projects, dragon lore (including a Dragon Code), and a strong indie web presence via webrings and friends links.
• Cache's Website [2026-07-07]
  Cache (also known as Techan) has built a personal corner of the web centered on their love of cross stitching, coding, horror media, and kpop, with a graphics gallery, collections section, and a self-run Collectors Webring. The site is a lively, evolving experiment in hand-coded web design with webrings, animated GIF buttons, and an ever-growing network of web neighbors.
• Canadian Needle Nana [2026-07-07]
  Canadian Needle Nana is a long-running quilting blog by Jocelyn, a Canadian crafter who shares free patterns, works-in-progress, and finished quilt projects with an eye for scrappy and colorful designs. Posts blend warm personal storytelling about her pets and daily life with practical quilting content including block tutorials and layout inspiration.
• Carolyn Christmas Designs [2026-07-07]
  Invisible Begins and Ends: Carolyn Christmas shares detailed crochet tutorials on her craft blog, including step-by-step instructions for techniques like invisible begins and ends in double crochet rounds. The site features a Circle Dance Afghan crochet-along series with pattern breakdowns, making it a handy resource for crochet enthusiasts of all skill levels.
• CARON Collection Features [2026-07-07]
  This feature article from the CARON Collection's online needlework magazine presents a detailed history of Crazy Quilts, tracing the tradition from Colonial patchwork necessity through its Victorian heyday as an ornate embroidered art form. Written by Betty Pillsbury in collaboration with Rita Vainius, it offers both historical context and practical needlework inspiration for quilters and embroidery enthusiasts.
• Carrol Nielsen's Christmas Cross Stitch [2026-07-07]
  Carrol Nielsen's site showcases her original Australian cross stitch designs, including Christmas ornaments, baby birth samplers, and wildlife-themed patterns featuring wombats, kangaroos, and other Aussie animals. Charts are available as PDF downloads by email, with dozens of numbered designs listed with stitch counts and finished sizes, making it a charming small-scale design shop for needlework enthusiasts.
• catsocks [2026-07-07]
  Catsocks is a charming under-construction Neocities personal page built around a love of knitting, coziness, and looking cool. The site features a webring connection and links to Letterboxd, hinting at a personality-driven space still finding its shape.
• CD Designs - Freezer Paper Applique - English Paper Piecing [2026-07-07]
  CD Designs is a dedicated resource for fabric crafters, offering detailed tutorials on freezer paper applique, fusible applique, needle turn applique, and English paper piecing techniques. Visitors can find step-by-step guides on basting corners, whip stitching, calculating hexagons, and free project patterns to download and try.
• Celtic civilization [2024-11-07]
  Celtic civilization — a crafts page from lost-civilizations.net. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• chez Thomaz [2024-12-19]
  chez Thomaz — a crafts page from blog.thomaz.fr. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Chiseled in cloth realistic portrait quilts, online quilting classes, pantograph patterns, applique patterns, quilting lectures and workshops. Patriotic quilts and movies. [2026-07-07]
  Margaret Bucklew's Chiseled in Cloth showcases her remarkable realistic portrait quilts, including patriotic and pictorial designs, alongside online quilting classes, applique and pantograph patterns, and instructional e-publications. Visitors can browse galleries organized by theme, purchase her step-by-step book on portrait art quilts, and access free patterns through her companion site.
• chronodove ∴ home [2026-07-07]
  Chronodove is Dove's cozy personal corner of the web, functioning as a commonplace book and life log with diary entries, dream logs, shrine pages, and a rich collection of hobby documentation including crochet projects, baking, cooking, and perfume. The site stands out for its consistent updating and breadth of handmade creative content, with crochet projects and baking featured most prominently across the update history.
• cianalas [2026-07-07]
  Laurel's personal site covers her sewing projects, costume-making, and collections alongside a journal, bookshelf, and history shrine. The blend of hands-on creative projects, scrapbooking, and hobbyist content makes it a charming handmade-life corner of the old web.
• cigarette kisses - landing page [2026-07-07]
  Mary Cuntrarian's colorful personal landing page blends an 'about me' profile with fanlistings, stamps, and a toybox in classic Neocities style. The page highlights her interests in indie music, cult films, crochet, and DnD while also showcasing her handcrafted website themes available on itch.io.
• circuitghost [2026-07-07]
  Circuitghost is a thoughtfully built personal site by a Florida-based woman who has been making websites since the 90s, documenting her life, hobbies, and interests across sections covering art, pets, hiking, and gaming. The site has a classic Neocities aesthetic and features subsites dedicated to favorite video games, female character shrines, and anime alongside a journal spanning decades of online writing.
• Clay Creek Pottery [2025-09-13]
  Clay Creek Pottery — a crafts site at claycreekpottery.com. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• Cloth Doll Connection [2026-07-07]
  Cloth Doll Connection has been a free online hub for cloth doll enthusiasts since 1996, connecting makers with designers, free patterns, fabric suppliers, doll clubs, and online classes. The site serves as a comprehensive resource directory for the cloth doll community, featuring classified ads, designer spotlights, and links to events and challenges.
• CoffeeCupcakesCrossStitch [2026-07-07]
  Wendy's blog chronicles her cross stitch projects, sharing photos of works in progress and the everyday moments that inspire her to pick up a new pattern. Posts cover her stitching rotation, stash organization, and the joys of returning to the craft after time away from blogging.
• Communing With Fabric [2026-07-07]
  Communing With Fabric is the sewing blog of a self-described 'uber busty, slim hipped, funky lovin' sewist' who shares detailed project write-ups on garments like denim jackets, pajama bottoms, and tops, with a special focus on fitting for curvy figures. The blog features gallery pages organized by garment type, sewing resources, and a warm community feel built up over years of posts.
• Conversations with a Deity [2026-05-25]
  Conversations with a Deity — a crafts page from beacon.esva.net. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Corv @ Just Becaws [2026-07-07]
  Just Becaws is Corv's long-running personal Neocities site, packed with collections, shrines, a communal drawbox, an aquarium, jokes, recipes, and game logs accumulated since 2017. The site has a charming retro web aesthetic with interactive features like button and stamp exchanges, a Discord community, and dedicated shrines for games like Undertale and The Legendary Starfy.
• COVID zine | Newlevant [2026-07-07]
  Cartoonist and illustrator Hazel Newlevant has created a freely downloadable COVID-awareness zine titled 'What's Up With COVID and What We Can Do About It,' now in its 2026 edition, packed with citations, public health guidance, and practical resources about airborne transmission and precautions. The zine is available as a printable PDF, a regular PDF, and a text version with image descriptions, and includes a Spanish translation, making it a thoughtfully accessible public health resource.
• CoyoteLucille [2026-07-07]
  CoyoteLucille is the personal portfolio of an apprentice taxidermist, cattle rancher, and hobby artist whose deep appreciation for nature and animals runs through everything on the site. Visitors can explore sections covering taxidermy, ranch life, original artwork, crafts, and a journal with regular updates.
• Craft instructions, craft ideas, patterns, knitting, crochet patterns, sewing patterns, coloring pages [2026-07-07]
  Craft Elf is a free resource packed with instructions, patterns, and project ideas spanning crochet, knitting, sewing, coloring pages, and seasonal crafts for holidays like Christmas, Halloween, and Easter. Visitors can browse categories by skill level, occasion, or craft type, making it easy to find everything from no-sew fleece blankets to gingerbread houses.
• Craft Patterns [2026-07-07]
  Craft Patterns is a free pattern directory covering crochet, cross stitch, knitting, plastic canvas, sewing, and quilting, organized by craft type for easy browsing. Visitors can also submit their own patterns from external web pages, making it a community-driven collection for craft enthusiasts.
• CRAFTS LINKS [2026-07-07]
  Craftybear's link-heavy blog is a sprawling collection of craft resources, curating hundreds of free patterns and tutorials for crochet, sewing, quilting, and more. Visitors can browse themed label categories covering everything from crochet scoodies and headbands to sewing table runners and baby bibs.
• craftytootiesquiltprojects and etc [2026-07-07]
  Sharon CraftyTootie shares her quilting journey from rural Indiana, posting works-in-progress like a half-square triangle quilt and linking to favorite sewing resources and forums. A cozy hobbyist blog for fellow quilters looking for community connections and project inspiration.
• crazy mom quilts [2026-07-07]
  Amanda Jean's long-running quilting blog covers everything from quick gift quilts to scrappy patchwork projects, with tutorials, quilt-alongs, and a pattern shop. Dating back to 2006 with hundreds of archived posts, it's a rich resource for both beginner and experienced quilters looking for inspiration and practical techniques.
• CRAZY QUILTING INTERNATIONAL [2026-07-07]
  Crazy Quilting International is a community blog showcasing the embroidered crazy quilt creations of members from around the world, affiliated with the CQI Facebook group. Visitors can browse themed swap projects like Halloween and Valentine fabric postcards, find tutorials, and see the intricate handiwork of stitchers across many countries.
• Crazy Victoriana crazy for quilts [2026-07-07]
  Janie's quilting blog chronicles years of handmade quilt projects, from improv log cabin blocks and crosshatch machine quilting to potholder construction and binding repairs. With posts spanning 2010 to the present, it offers an intimate look at a dedicated quilter's ongoing creative process along with links to other quilting resources.
• Create your own mosaic knitting patterns [2026-07-07]
  Scott Pakin's web application lets knitters generate custom mosaic knitting patterns by configuring stitch counts, row numbers, and validation rules for two-color designs. The interactive tool includes features like random pattern generation, symmetry controls, undo history, and shareable pattern output, making it a genuinely useful resource for knitters exploring colorwork techniques.
• Creativity Homepage [2026-07-07]
  Creativity Homepage is a small hobbyist site featuring sections on Celtic geometric art designs, cow-themed collectibles, and curated links to free crafts and needlework resources on the web. It offers a peek into the eclectic interests of an early web hobbyist, with a mix of artsy content and quirky shopping directories.
• Crochet N More - Over 400 free crochet patterns (no membership required) [2026-07-07]
  Crochet N More, run by Tisa Enterprises out of Hazard, Kentucky, offers over 400 free crochet patterns organized by category including afghans, baby items, holiday crafts, pet accessories, and more. Active since 1998, the site also features crochet basics, tips, a newsletter archive, and helpful guides for beginners learning to read patterns.
• Crochet Texas Chapter - Crochet Guild of America [2026-07-07]
  The Crochet Texas Chapter is a local chapter of the Crochet Guild of America serving the North Texas and DFW region, bringing together crochet enthusiasts for education, charity work, and community events. Members can expect meetups, classes, and activities like state fair participation centered around the craft of crochet.
• Crochet Twin Cities [2026-07-07]
  The Minneapolis-St. Paul chapter of the Crochet Guild of America keeps members connected through meeting announcements, event updates, and community news dating back to 2010. A welcoming hub for Twin Cities crochet enthusiasts, the blog covers local yarn events, chapter meetings, fiber arts retreats, and membership information.
• CrochetandKnitting.com Links Directory - Scrapbooking [2026-07-07]
  A subsection of the CrochetandKnitting.com links directory focused on scrapbooking resources, listing sites for premade scrapbook pages, embellishments, and supplies. Part of a broader crafts directory covering dozens of categories from crochet and knitting to jewelry, quilting, and beyond.
• Cross Stitch Patterns Main Page [2026-07-07]
  Jan Brett's cross stitch section offers free downloadable patterns based on her beloved children's book illustrations, including characters like Hedgie the hedgehog, The Mitten, and Gingerbread Baby. Each pattern comes with a complete floss list, making it a charming resource for needlecraft enthusiasts who love her whimsical artwork.
• Crossed Wing Collection - Free Charts! [2026-07-07]
  Crossed Wing Collection offers free downloadable cross stitch patterns featuring beautifully detailed birds, including a Christmas Cardinal, Great Gray Owl, and Anna's Hummingbird. The site also sells hand-dyed specialty fabrics and full kits, making it a lovely destination for needlework enthusiasts who love nature-themed designs.
• Cyndi Zacheis, Moonlighting Quilts [2026-07-07]
  Cyndi Zacheis is a professional art quilter, teacher, and BERNINA ambassador who creates stunning commission quilts, celebration quilts, and challenge quilts while offering workshops, lectures, and classes at major events like the International Quilt Festival in Houston. Her site showcases her portfolio of fiber art, lists her teaching schedule, and invites clients to commission deeply personal memory quilts that tell their unique stories.
• Daisy Chain [2026-07-07]
  Daisy Chain is a cozy personal site by an 80s-era hobbyist covering fibre arts including knitting, crochet, spinning, embroidery, and bobbin lace alongside miniatures, gardening, and gaming. Still early in development, the site aims to recreate the gentle, exploratory spirit of the old web as a creative home for eclectic interests.
• Dames of the Needle [2026-07-07]
  Ebeth's Dames of the Needle is a long-running crafting blog focused on hand-dyed threads and fibers, with updates on new colorways like 'New England Bog' and 'Opalescent Winter's Dusk' from her 'From the Cauldron' line. Visitors get a peek into her dye studio process, trunk shows, and her warm, whimsical personality through posts stretching back to 2011.
• Dariel's Designs - Home [2026-07-07]
  Dariel's Designs showcases handcrafted art quilts, photo quilts, and quilted postcards alongside photo restoration and digital memory book services. The site blends fiber art with heritage preservation, offering a unique combination of textile craftsmanship and family photo organization services.
• Dearest Debi Patterns [2026-07-07]
  Dearest Debi is a crochet pattern resource run by a crafter named Debi, offering free and paid patterns for afghans, garments, toys, holiday items, and more. The site features organized crochet-alongs like the Garden Romp and Girly Afghan CAL, along with stitch tutorials, yarn shop links, and a pattern shop.
• Debbie's Studio [2026-07-07]
  Debbie's Studio is a small Canadian business specializing in ergonomically designed handcrafted tools for hand quilting, rug hooking, punch needle, and other needlework crafts. Based near St. Marys, Ontario, Debbie offers products by appointment and attends regional craft shows including the Woodstock Fleece Festival and OHCG Annual.
• Debby Kratovil | Quilter by Design [2026-07-07]
  Debby Kratovil is a prolific quilt designer, author, and teacher with over 600 published articles and 25 magazine covers to her name. Her site serves as a hub linking to her blog, teaching schedule, workshops, guild information, and Etsy shop full of original quilt patterns.
• Directory of Knife Throwing Websites [2025-03-20]
  Directory of Knife Throwing Websites — a crafts page from knifethrowing.info. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Discovery of the Poetic Edda [2025-02-05]
  Discovery of the Poetic Edda — a crafts page from germanicmythology.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• DLTK's Crafts for Kids [2025-12-29]
  DLTK's Crafts for Kids — a crafts site at dltk-kids.com. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• Doll Classes and Craft Classes Online - Crafty College [2026-07-07]
  Crafty College is an online learning platform that has been teaching cloth doll making and craft skills since 1997, offering self-paced classes, workshops, and free mini classes by instructors like Judi Ward and Susan Barmore. Students can download full-sized patterns, access courses in PDF or web format, and even participate in annual doll-making challenges like the Cloth Baby Doll Challenge.
• domesticat.net | Amy Qualls is a quilter and Drupalist based in Portland, Oregon. [2026-07-07]
  Amy Qualls, known online as domesticat, documents her quilting projects in rich detail, sharing patterns, timelines, photos, and the stories behind each finished piece. The archive spans years of completed quilts alongside occasional posts on tech industry life, making it a warm and personal look at a dedicated fiber artist.
• dorgon's antarctic basketweaving website [2026-07-07]
  Dorgon's quirky personal site bills itself as an 'antarctic basketweaving website,' a playful and absurdist title that hints at a sense of humor driving the project. The site is currently nearly empty, with almost no visible content beyond a meta tag reference to 'salem73.'
• Dorset Custom Furniture - A Woodworkers Photo Journal [2026-07-07]
  Dorset Custom Furniture is a photo journal run by a master woodworker documenting decades of custom furniture and pool table builds, including award-winning reproductions and one-of-a-kind commissioned pieces. The blog spans years of projects with detailed photography, making it a fascinating window into fine craft woodworking and bespoke furniture design.
• DragonBear [2026-07-07]
  Arts, Crafts, and Literature: Carol Hanson's DragonBear is a richly stocked resource for medieval arts and crafts, featuring needlework and cross-stitch patterns, free web graphics with historical themes, and an extensive collection of articles on medieval history written for the SCA community. From period cordial recipes to calligraphy guides, oaths of fealty, and sampler designs, the site offers a deep trove of content for anyone passionate about the Middle Ages and Renaissance.
• Edmund Muller [2025-01-13]
  Edmund Muller — a crafts page from edmundmuller.neocities.org. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• eg.bucknell.edu [2026-07-07]
  A detailed sewing pattern and construction guide for a 12th century bliaut, a medieval European garment worn by both men and women from roughly 1150 to 1250. Created by a member of the SCA (Society for Creative Anachronism), the page includes measurements, historical notes, references to period sculptures, and step-by-step instructions for achieving an authentic look.
• Electric Zine Maker [2026-07-07]
  Electric Zine Maker is the official home of a free, playful printshop and art tool designed to make creating and printing zines as simple and fun as possible. The site includes a full tool guide, FAQ, download links, and a curated list of zine resources, fonts, and inspiration for budding zine makers.
• Elm Street Quilts [2026-07-07]
  Elm Street Quilts is Patty's long-running quilting blog featuring original patterns, tutorials, gallery projects, and recaps of events like QuiltCon. With years of archived posts and sections dedicated to hand piecing and quilt-alongs, it offers a rich resource for quilting enthusiasts of all skill levels.
• ENSAMPLARIO ATLANTIO VOLUME III! | String-Or-Nothing [2026-07-07]
  String-Or-Nothing is the fiber arts blog of kbsalazar, dedicated to embroidery, knitting, and historical needlework with a focus on blackwork patterns rooted in medieval and Renaissance traditions. The site offers free downloadable pattern booklets like the Ensamplario Atlantio series, plus tutorials, yarn reviews, an international glossary, and original filling designs for inhabited blackwork enthusiasts.
• ERBzine 6264: New ERB Books [2026-06-21]
  ERBzine 6264: New ERB Books — a crafts page from erbzine.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• ERBzine 7001: Tarzan of the Apes Summary Project [2026-02-08]
  ERBzine 7001: Tarzan of the Apes Summary Project — a crafts page from erbzine.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Eric Praetzel [2026-01-27]
  Eric Praetzel — a crafts page from sca.uwaterloo.ca. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• espernet.net Home Page [2024-11-09]
  espernet.net Home Page — a crafts site at espernetnet.starnova.com. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• EXTERMIKNIT! Dalek knitting pattern [2026-07-07]
  Penwiper's 'Extermiknit' page offers a free knitting pattern for crafting your very own plushy Dalek from the Doctor Who universe, available in Word, PDF, and plain text formats. Combining geeky fandom charm with practical fiber arts, this pattern lets knitters build a whole army of cuddly sci-fi monsters and includes errata updates for accuracy.
• Exuberant Color [2026-07-07]
  Wanda S Hanson of Exuberant Color shares her extensive quilting journey, showcasing projects made with Kaffe Fassett fabrics, hand-dyed materials, colorwash quilts, and original wonky designs going back to 2007. With hundreds of archived posts and a companion website and store, this is a rich resource for quilting enthusiasts who love bold color and creative fabric combinations.
• FabricLink [2026-07-07]
  FabricLink is a comprehensive textile resource that has been helping consumers since 1995, offering an extensive fabric dictionary, care guides, stain removal tips, and an entire "Fabric University" curriculum covering fiber history, production, and characteristics. Whether you need to decode a care label, find out how to remove a holiday stain, or dive deep into the science of performance fabrics, this site serves as an authoritative reference for both everyday consumers and industry professionals.
• FAQ to Hyperhero [2024-12-29]
  FAQ to Hyperhero — a crafts page from hyperhero.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Favorite Links [2026-07-07]
  Eagle Fretworks is a hobbyist site by Skip Barnett dedicated to scroll saw work and fretwork, featuring sections on outdoor projects, furniture, and miscellaneous woodworking. The favorite links page curates pattern and supply companies for fellow scroll saw enthusiasts, pointing to resources like Wildwood Designs and Saw-4-Fun.
• Faye Labanaris [2026-07-07]
  Faye Labanaris runs a site centered around her love of flowers and gardening, featuring a shop with craft kits and current projects shared via Facebook. The welcoming garden-themed quote sets the tone for what appears to be a creative, nature-inspired crafting and gardening resource.
• Feinmotorik [2026-07-07]
  Feinmotorik is a German-language knitting and crafts blog featuring original patterns like the Drip Dye DK sweater, complete with sizing details and Ravelry shop links. The site covers a broad range of handcraft topics including knitting, mosaic shawls, origami, sewing, and seasonal projects, making it a cozy destination for fiber arts enthusiasts.
• Fiber Art Now [2026-07-07]
  Fiber Art Now is a quarterly magazine covering contemporary fiber arts, textiles, and mixed media techniques ranging from tapestry and embroidery to needle felting, batik, and rug hooking. It serves as a hub for fiber arts enthusiasts and practitioners interested in both traditional and experimental textile methods.
• Fiber Arts Links, Books and Resources - WetCanvas [2026-07-07]
  Online Living for Artists: A community-curated thread on WetCanvas collecting links, books, and resources dedicated to fiber arts including knitting, crochet, and related textile crafts. Started in 2007 by user Rose Queen and grown through community contributions, it serves as a reference hub for artists exploring fiber-based media.
• Florin: A Non [2026-05-24]
  Florin: A Non — a crafts page from florin.ms. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Flying Phoebe Cloth Doll Club [2026-07-07]
  The Flying Phoebe Cloth Doll Club is a nonprofit group of mixed media figurative artists who gather regularly to share their work, celebrate milestones, and engage in community outreach projects like making Beads of Courage. The blog chronicles their meetings, show-and-tell sessions, and creative challenges, offering a warm glimpse into a dedicated handcraft community centered on cloth doll making and appreciation.
• For the Love of Cross Stitch [2026-07-07]
  Run by a crafter known as LoPeZ FaMiLy, this blog chronicles an ongoing passion for cross stitch with project updates, finished pieces, card exchanges, and items for sale on Etsy. Readers will find a warm community feel with comments, links to top cross stitch resources, and a log of completed works including Christmas cards, stockings, and client commissions.
• Forebruary [2026-07-07]
  Forebruary is a clever perpetual wall calendar designed by Ilya Birman, featuring a movable frame that slides over a fixed surface so you never need to replace it each year. The design highlights weekends with a red stripe and includes optional frames for countries where the week starts on Sunday, making it a thoughtful and minimalist product design showcase.
• Forgotten Wreckage [2026-07-07]
  Forgotten Wreckage is the personal site of manifoldslug, a self-described string wrangler and insane toymaker who documents hands-on projects spanning polyphonic guitar pickups, coil winding, mixed-signal electronics, and FreeBSD tinkering. The site blends a richly atmospheric post-apocalyptic aesthetic with substantive technical writing, making it a rewarding stop for anyone interested in DIY electronics and hobbyist computing.
• Free Applique Patterns, Free Sewing Patterns - Over 300 Applique Patterns [2026-07-07]
  FreeApplique.com offers over 300 free downloadable applique and sewing patterns organized into categories like birds, butterflies, animals, Christmas, and quilt blocks. Visitors can find printable designs suited for baby bibs, T-shirts, quilts, pillows, and handcrafted gifts, making it a go-to reference for fabric crafters of all skill levels.
• Free Craft Patterns | Crochet, Knitting, Cross Stitch, and More! | Purple Kitty [2026-07-07]
  Purple Kitty is a rich archive of free and vintage craft patterns spanning crochet, knitting, cross stitch, and more, with hundreds of restored leaflets from classic publishers like Spool Cotton Co., J. & P. Coats, and DMC Corporation. Visitors can browse dozens of pattern categories from doilies and afghans to doll clothes and filet crochet, plus access purchasable eBooks and digitized vintage pattern booklets.
• Free Crochet Video Tutorial Introduction [2026-07-07]
  Learn to Crochet Video Series by NexStitch™: NexStitch is a comprehensive crochet learning resource offering a full video tutorial series covering everything from basic stitches like chain and single crochet to advanced techniques like bobble, bullion, and Solomon's knot. The site includes free patterns, articles, and a well-organized stitch library making it an excellent reference for beginners and experienced crocheters alike.
• Free cross stitch and counted needlepoint patterns and designs [2026-07-07]
  Prairie Schooler is an established needlework design company offering free counted cross stitch and needlepoint patterns as a bonus for visitors, alongside their full commercial catalog of chart packs and seasonal designs. The site features downloadable freebie patterns, inventory listings, Schooler Santas collections, and limited edition chart packs for needle arts enthusiasts.
• Free Cross Stitch Patterns [2026-07-07]
  HobbyLoco offers a generous collection of free original cross stitch patterns organized by theme, including animals, flowers, and holiday designs, all sized for quick projects using leftover floss. The creator shares charming small patterns like biscornu designs and seasonal ornaments, and also participates in community stitch-alongs such as WIPocalypse and the Halloween and Christmas Ornie SALs.
• Free Cross Stitch Patterns [2026-07-07]
  Angie Kowalsky's Linen Flowers site offers a large collection of free cross stitch patterns ranging from religious bookmarks and holiday ornaments to floral and animal designs. Each pattern includes design dimensions, recommended floss types, and links to finished project galleries, making it a practical resource for both beginner and advanced stitchers.
• Free Cross Stitch Patterns by EMS Design. More than 170 designs available for free downloading. [2026-07-07]
  EMS Design, created by Ellen Maurer-Stroh, offers over 170 free counted cross stitch patterns available for download in graphic, PDF, PCStitch, and machine embroidery formats. The collection spans floral designs, animal motifs, seasonal themes, baby designs, and the beloved 'Animals at Work' series, making it a rich destination for stitchers of all skill levels.
• Free Cross-Stitch Patterns - Christmas cross stitch patterns [2026-07-07]
  HobbyLoco offers a collection of free original Christmas cross-stitch patterns, including designs for bears, candy canes, penguins, reindeer, and snowflakes, all sized for common aida cloth counts. The patterns are creator-designed and regularly updated, making this a handy bookmarkable resource for needlework enthusiasts seeking holiday stitching projects.
• Free Digital Paper Downloads [2025-10-03]
  Free Digital Paper Downloads — a crafts page from auntannie.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• FREE Elizabeth Almond Christmas Blackwork Pattern – needlery! [2026-07-07]
  Needlery is a repository of stitching articles, guides, and free patterns originally produced by Nordic Needle, Inc., covering techniques like blackwork embroidery. This particular post features a free Christmas blackwork pattern designed by Elizabeth Almond, available as a downloadable PDF alongside a stitch dictionary and stitching guides.
• Free sewing projects, free learn to sew articles, charitable sewing, my sewing room , bridal and more [2026-07-07]
  Sewing.org is a comprehensive hub run by the Sewing & Craft Alliance offering free sewing patterns, project tutorials, and educational articles covering everything from bridal sewing to kids' crafts and charitable projects. The site features a wide range of categories including quilting, home decor, fashion sewing, and holiday projects, plus a community sewing room showcase and a blog.
• free woodworking plan online [2026-07-07]
  A focused woodworking resource by J.C. Miller offering a free step-by-step plan for building a wall-mounted kitchen knife rack, complete with materials list, dimensions, and illustrated instructions. The project is designed for beginner woodworkers using basic hand tools, making it accessible and practical for anyone looking to reduce kitchen counter clutter.
• Frisout's Corner [2026-07-07]
  Lieke Postma, a 25-year-old Landscape Architecture student from the Netherlands, has built a cozy personal corner on Neocities featuring Pink Floyd as a highlighted interest. The site participates in the Hotline Webring and has an image-heavy layout that hints at a love of music and old-web aesthetics.
• From Caveman to Chemist [2024-10-07]
  From Caveman to Chemist — a crafts page from cavemanchemistry.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Ganseys [2026-07-07]
  The Northfolk Project's gansey section is a meticulous catalog of traditional Norfolk fishermen's knitting patterns, focusing on the distinctive styles found in Sheringham and other coastal towns. Featuring 129 photographs of historical ganseys alongside notes on stitch counts, regional influences, and individual knitters, this is an invaluable reference for anyone researching British folk textile history.
• gatorboi's house [2026-07-07]
  Gatorboi's cozy personal corner of the web features a mix of hobbies including crocheting, photography, a stamp collection, and tutorials alongside a dedicated section for their beloved pet. The site has a charming old-web aesthetic with blinkies, mood indicators, and a perpetually under-construction vibe that makes it feel like a genuine labor of love.
• Gigi's Thimble [2026-07-07]
  Gigi's Thimble is the quilting blog of Amber, a fabric designer who creates original quilt patterns and works with Riley Blake Designs on her own fabric collections. Visitors will find detailed project posts, pattern releases, tutorials, and a shop selling her designs alongside years of beautifully documented quilting work.
• Ginx Craft [2026-07-07]
  Ginx Craft is a UK-based crafting blog by a maker who shares her knitting, sewing, and fabric projects, including original knitwear patterns available on Ravelry and Etsy. Posts range from detailed curtain-making adventures to handmade jumpers, baby sets, and hot water bottle covers, with plenty of charming pet cameos from a cat named Joey.
• glitch.monster [2026-07-07]
  Glitch.monster is a creative personal site packed with hands-on project documentation, including bookbinding, block printing, console modding, artist trading cards, and custom Nendoroids. The site has a charming hand-built old-web aesthetic and reflects a genuinely prolific maker who participates in charity auctions and regularly updates with new craft and DIY projects.
• Glossary of "XML Key Management (XKMS 2.0) Requirements" [2024-12-24]
  Glossary of "XML Key Management (XKMS 2.0) Requirements" — a crafts page from w3.org. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Great Craft Links at Craft Designs for You. [2026-07-07]
  Craft Designs for You, run by Cherie Marie Leck, is a comprehensive crafting resource and shop offering patterns, supplies, and free tutorials for beading, crochet, cross stitch, knitting, and plastic canvas. The links page curates helpful craft project resources including charitable initiatives like Project Linus, mask-making guides, and connections to other crafting communities.
• Greater Dayton Crochet Guild [2026-07-07]
  The Greater Dayton Crochet Guild is a community group based in Dayton, Ohio, welcoming crocheters of all skill levels to monthly meetings at the Northmont Library and local coffee shops. The site lists upcoming meeting dates, charity project initiatives for Children's Hospital and Alzheimer's patients, and links to local yarn vendors in the region.
• Grendelskin [2026-07-07]
  Grendelskin is a Connecticut quilter's blog packed with colorful photos of finished quilts, from shabby-chic lap quilts to baby quilts made with bubbly batik fabrics. The creator shares project stories, quilt-along participation, and occasional travel snapshots, making it a warm and personal record of an active quilting life.
• Grey Cat Quilts [2026-07-07]
  IT BEGINS!!!: Grey Cat Quilts is a quilting blog run by a passionate quilter who hosts a Double Wedding Ring Quilt Along, walking readers through one of her favorite classic quilt patterns step by step. The site features completed quilt galleries, skill-builder tutorials, and personal stories connecting quilting to meaningful life moments.
• Handcrafts from the Needles of Pine Hollow handcrafts [2026-07-07]
  Pine Hollow Handcrafts is Linda's small business selling handmade knitted and crocheted baby clothes, quilted wall hangings, rag dolls, teddy bears, bunnies, and country-style primitive decor from Pennsylvania. The shop features a wide range of handcrafted goods in whimsical and country styles, along with vintage collectibles, recipes, and crafting tips.
• Heart of Dixie Quilt Guild, for greater Birmingham, Alabama [2026-07-07]
  The Heart of Dixie Quilters Guild is a community organization for quilting enthusiasts in the greater Birmingham, Alabama area, meeting monthly at Cahaba Springs Presbyterian Church in Trussville. The site offers membership information, newsletters, class and event listings, community service details, and a curated directory of quilting resources and suppliers.
• Helen Marshall - Quilter, Teacher, Embroiderer [2026-07-07]
  Helen Marshall is a New Zealand-based quilter and embroiderer who showcases her original patchwork and embroidery work, including her acclaimed Wheel of Mystery quilt series and student class examples. The site reflects decades of creative teaching and competition coordination, including her role as New Zealand Coordinator for the international World Quilt competition.
• Helpful Knit and Crochet Links - Yarn Database [2026-07-07]
  Yarn Database is a curated directory of knitting and crochet designers, yarn dyers, fiber artists, and accessories, with a strong emphasis on accessibility and diverse makers. Its links page gathers helpful tools and resources for fiber arts enthusiasts, including accessible pattern databases, yarn shop finders, and directories of BIPOC-owned farms and makers of color.
• Helpful Resources & Websites | Welcome to the Craft Yarn Council [2026-07-07]
  The Craft Yarn Council is the official industry body representing major yarn companies, publishers, and accessory manufacturers, offering standardized guidelines for knitting and crochet including yarn weight systems, hook sizes, care symbols, and body measurements. Visitors will find certified instructor programs, downloadable teaching guides, lesson plans, abbreviations, and multilingual resources making it a comprehensive hub for both educators and fiber arts enthusiasts.
• HobbitHouse Wood ID site [2026-07-07]
  HobbitHouse Wood ID is an extensive non-commercial reference site featuring hundreds of color-correct photographs of exotic and domestic wood species from acacia to zebrawood. With over 430 images and detailed fact sheets for many species, it serves as a serious identification resource for woodworkers, botanists, and timber enthusiasts.
• Home [2026-07-07]
  The Cotton Patch Quilt Guild of Greenville, Texas has been preserving the heritage of quilting since 1991, offering monthly meetings with guest speakers, trunk shows, and technique demonstrations. Members can access newsletters, workshop listings, a library, and a quilting links directory through this community-focused site.
• Home [2026-07-07]
  Snail-legs is a charming personal site by a creator who goes by snail-legs, featuring comics, zines, a bookshelf, a games lounge, a music room, a gallery, and an oekaki drawing board. The breadth of creative sections, from hand-drawn art to a snail-themed log and archived works, makes it a cozy corner of the indie web worth exploring.
• Home - friendship-bracelets.net [2026-07-07]
  Friendship-bracelets.net is a community-driven resource dedicated to the art of making friendship bracelets, offering user-uploaded patterns, tutorials, a pattern generator, and a photo gallery. Founded in 2006 and still active, it covers everything from beginner knot techniques to intricate designs, with cultural background on the Central and South American origins of the craft.
• Home | Capital Area Woodworkers Guild [2026-07-07]
  The Capital Area Woodworkers Guild is a membership organization for woodworking enthusiasts, offering monthly meetings, shop tours, educational programs, and a community of fellow craftspeople. The site includes a calendar of events, photo gallery, classifieds, and recent presentations on topics like cabinet building basics.
• Home | Cyberstitchers Cross-Stitch Picture Gallery [2026-07-07]
  Cyberstitchers.com has been a comprehensive resource for cross-stitch enthusiasts worldwide since 2003, offering over 1,000 free downloadable patterns, floss conversion charts, fabric calculators, and finishing technique guides. The site also hosts active message boards where stitchers can seek advice, share projects, and discuss everything from pattern errors to technique tips.
• home | hello hello [2026-07-07]
  Lee Cattarin's creative portfolio showcases a rich collection of handspun yarn projects, including alpaca, plant fiber, and hand-dyed skeins in a variety of weights and colorways. The site also features block print art and some software/web projects, making it a cozy corner of the internet where fiber arts and digital craft intersect.
• Home Decor Crochet Pattern Downloads [2026-07-07]
  Shady Lane offers downloadable PDF crochet patterns focused on home decor projects, including rugs, tissue box covers, toilet seat covers, and wall hangings. Patterns are sold individually via PayPal and cover a range of themes like butterflies and floral designs, making it a handy shop for crochet enthusiasts looking to spruce up their bathrooms and living spaces.
• Home Page [2026-07-07]
  Constantine Quilts is a home-based quilting business run from a farm on the Yorke Peninsula in South Australia, offering original patterns, fabric dyeing, quilting books, workshops, and a professional machine quilting service. The site features a quilt gallery, pattern packs, and a welcoming philosophy that encourages young mothers to learn the craft by bringing their preschoolers along to class.
• Homepage - free cross stitch patterns simple unique alphabets baby [2026-07-07]
  A community-driven database of free cross stitch patterns covering categories from alphabets and Disney characters to superheroes and videogames, all created and shared by users. Visitors can vote on, comment on, and download patterns, or register to upload their own software-generated designs.
• Hoodlum [2026-07-07]
  Cynthia Virtue's detailed workshop guide covers how to make and wear medieval hoods, including cutting patterns, fabric suggestions, and historical context drawn from SCA research. Complete with diagrams and illustrations, it walks crafters through multiple hood styles and construction techniques for historical costuming.
• How to Throw a Knife: Sport Knife Throwing Basics [2026-06-16]
  How to Throw a Knife: Sport Knife Throwing Basics — a crafts page from knifethrowing.info. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• How To Videos – NeedlenThread.com [2026-07-07]
  NeedlenThread.com is Mary Corbet's comprehensive hand embroidery resource, covering hundreds of stitches from basic line stitches to complex detached and filling techniques through written tutorials and how-to videos. Visitors will find free patterns, step-by-step beginner lessons, thread and fabric guides, book reviews, and an A-Z stitch index making it an exceptional reference for embroiderers of all skill levels.
• https: [2026-04-23]
  https: — a crafts page from eyrie.org. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• https: [2024-09-05]
  https: — a crafts page from woodgears.ca. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Hurstwic: Riving, a Viking [2026-04-26]
  Hurstwic: Riving, a Viking — a crafts page from hurstwic.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Hyperhero Special [2025-05-23]
  Hyperhero Special — a crafts page from hyperhero.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• I Hate Carpet [2026-07-07]
  A quirky, community-driven link directory devoted entirely to carpet hatred, collecting blog posts, articles, and personal stories from people who have torn out, renovated around, or simply ranted about carpet flooring. Visitors will find dozens of curated links covering DIY floor replacement, green home renovation, and cathartic anti-carpet screeds from across the old web.
• i-bead.com - bead kits, peyote and brickstitch amulet patterns, and bead books [2026-07-07]
  Run by designer Amy Loh-Kupser, i-bead.com sells peyote stitch and brickstitch amulet bead patterns, kits, and bead books for all skill levels. The site also features a calendar of craft show appearances and applique design classes held across the western United States.
• i3Detroit - i3Detroit [2026-07-07]
  i3Detroit is Metro Detroit's largest community-run DIY workshop and makerspace, bringing together makers, hackers, and tinkerers in Ferndale to work on projects spanning woodworking, metalworking, electronics, welding, and digital fabrication. The site serves as a wiki-style hub with tool information, event calendars, membership details, and how-to guides for this volunteer-driven creative community.
• Ididachain Crochet Guild Of Alaska [2026-07-07]
  The Ididachain Crochet Guild of Alaska is the official Alaska chapter of the Crochet Guild of America, bringing together crochet enthusiasts in the state for meetings, service projects, and skill-sharing. The site includes meeting photos spanning 2007 to 2009, free crochet patterns, a guild library index, and resources like crochet abbreviations for members and visitors alike.
• In Color Order [2026-07-07]
  Jeni Baker's quilting and sewing blog offers step-by-step tutorials, sew-alongs, and original quilt patterns for crafters of all skill levels. The site features a pattern shop, sewing room organization tips, and a portfolio of finished quilts, making it a comprehensive resource for quilting enthusiasts.
• index [2026-07-07]
  Frangipani is the online home of Jan and Russ, who have spent over 30 years supplying 100% British Worsted 5-ply Guernsey wool in 30 colours, the widest selection of this traditional yarn available anywhere. Specializing in wool for knitting ganseys, Cornish Knit-Frocks, and other historic fishermen's sweaters, the site offers cones spun and dyed in Yorkshire mills with a rich backstory connecting each colour to British maritime heritage.
• index [2026-07-07]
  Ed Caffrey, ABS Mastersmith from Great Falls, Montana, showcases his custom handmade knives, Damascus steel blades, and bladesmithing work spanning over 30 years. The site includes available knives for purchase, bladesmithing classes, how-to videos, written articles on knifemaking techniques, and detailed guides on forge building, heat treating, and grinder setups.
• index.html [2024-11-29]
  index.html — a crafts site at florin.ms. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• Inland Empire Crochet Club [2026-07-07]
  The Inland Empire Crochet Club is an official chapter of the Crochet Guild of America, serving crochet enthusiasts in California's Inland Empire region. The blog documents the club's activities, member involvement, charity projects, and skill-sharing sessions led by experienced crocheters.
• insqueeration.neocities.org [2026-07-07]
  Drew's self-described 'cute Internet teashop' archives recipes, handmade projects, and web resources, with a particular love of baking desserts. The site has a warm, personal feel with a blog component and a strong old-web indie aesthetic.
• Interview with Varg Vikernes [2025-02-03]
  Interview with Varg Vikernes — a crafts page from burzum.org. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Jan P. Krentz - Quilt maker, Instructor, Designer, Author [2026-07-07]
  Jan P. Krentz is a professional quilt maker, instructor, designer, and author whose site showcases her books, workshops, and specialty ruler tools for creating diamond and star quilt patterns. Visitors can browse free patterns, a gallery of her work, supply lists for specific projects, and a teaching schedule for guild and conference appearances.
• Jane Sassaman - quilt artist, fabric designer, author and teacher [2026-07-07]
  Jane Sassaman is a celebrated quilt artist, fabric designer, author, and teacher whose bold, nature-inspired work bridges fine art and textile craft. Her site showcases gallery images of her appliquéd art quilts, her FreeSpirit fabric line, workshop schedules, and original patterns featuring motifs like wildflowers, moths, and garden figures.
• Japanese Pottery Primer [2026-04-10]
  Japanese Pottery Primer — a crafts page from e-yakimono.net. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Jay Fisher: Knife Maker, Artist, Photographer, Writer; Home Page [2025-05-13]
  Jay Fisher: Knife Maker, Artist, Photographer, Writer; Home Page — a crafts site at jayfisher.com. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• Jaybird Quilts [2026-07-07]
  Jaybird Quilts is Julie Herman's quilting blog and pattern shop, featuring her signature rulers like the Hex N More and Super Sidekick alongside original quilt patterns, books, and sew-alongs. Visitors can find free tutorials, block-of-the-month programs, and a directory of participating shops across North America where kits and patterns are available.
• Joe Woodworker - Woodworking, Vacuum Pressing and Veneering Website [2026-07-07]
  Joe Woodworker is a comprehensive hobbyist resource dedicated to wood veneering and vacuum pressing, packed with tutorials, FAQs, glossaries, and DIY plans for building your own vacuum press. The site also sells veneer supplies, adhesives, and vacuum press kits, making it both an educational hub and a go-to source for materials.
• juanita girardin – uncommon textiles [2026-07-07]
  Juanita Girardin showcases her textile work under the brand 'Uncommon Textiles,' with sections for collections, events, and a studio journal. The site presents her handcrafted or designed fabric pieces in a gallery-style format, giving visitors a window into her creative process and offerings.
• Julie's Quilts [2026-07-07]
  Julie Maas of Long Beach, California showcases decades of handcrafted quilts spanning traditional designs, applique, whimsical patterns, and ethnic styles, all created between 1972 and 2015. The site features high-resolution photography by Simone Winkler and documents Julie's award-winning work including a featured exhibit at the historic Muller House in San Pedro.
• juno [2026-07-07]
  Juno's colorful personal site on Nekoweb showcases their creative works including custom stamps, graphics, and coding projects alongside a moodboard, identity hoard, and blinkie collection. The site has a distinctly handcrafted neocities aesthetic with frequent updates, web cliques, webrings, and a growing archive of original digital creations.
• KateBolin.com [2026-07-07]
  Kate Bolin is a web professional from North Long Beach now based in Nottingham, England, who shares her knitting patterns alongside a personal CV and blog. The site's primary creative offering is her original knitting patterns, making it a cozy stop for fiber arts enthusiasts.
• Keep Android Open [2024-12-18]
  Keep Android Open — a crafts page from keepandroidopen.org. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Kiera-Oona's DIY [2026-07-07]
  Kiera-Oona's DIY is a Neocities-based creative resource covering sewing, crafting, art, and DIY guides, with free patterns and project tutorials shared in an accessible, informative format. The site includes sections on upcycling wardrobes, bookbinding, fabric techniques, and a side helping of gaming content, all presented as a personal labor of love with a strong anti-AI ethos.
• knit viktim [2026-07-07]
  Knit Viktim is an Italian-language knitting blog by a self-described passionate knitter who dives deep into the history, lore, and technique behind garments like the ancient 'Bog Shirt.' Posts blend archaeological curiosity with hands-on fiber arts, making it a distinctive corner of the knitting blogosphere.
• KnitKnit [2026-07-07]
  Profiles and Projects from Knitting's New Wave | Home: The companion website to Sabrina Gschwandtner's 2007 book 'KnitKnit: Profiles and Projects from Knitting's New Wave,' this site showcases an international roster of avant-garde knitters, fiber artists, and designers pushing the craft into contemporary art territory. Visitors can browse profiles of featured contributors from cities like New York, London, and Copenhagen, plus access a zine, press coverage, and yarn source materials.
• Knitting and so on [2026-07-07]
  Where to Share Your Free Knitting And Crochet Patterns: A knitting and crochet blog by a pattern designer who compiled a comprehensive guide to platforms, directories, and social media groups where crafters can share and discover free patterns. The post is a practical resource listing sites like Ravelry, allfreecrochet.com, and various Facebook groups, aimed at both designers seeking traffic and crafters hunting for free content.
• Knitting Patterns Galore - Free Knitting Patterns [2026-07-07]
  Knitting Patterns Galore is a searchable database of free knitting patterns sourced from designers and publications across the web, covering everything from baby accessories to blankets and vests. Visitors can browse by category, search by yarn weight or technique, and even submit their own freely available patterns to help grow the collection.
• Knittingspinningsewingcrocheting [2026-07-07]
  A long-running crafting blog by Mommab covering knitting, sewing, spinning, and crocheting projects dating back to 2007, with hundreds of posts documenting handmade creations. Highlights include original knitting patterns with detailed stitch instructions, sewn dresses donated to foster kids, and seasonal garments made for family members.
• Knittingspinningsewingcrocheting [2026-07-07]
  Marion Naylor's long-running craft blog covers knitting, spinning, sewing, and crocheting, with original patterns like this handmade mitten design using beaded embellishments. The site includes a personal Etsy shop, a list of favorite fiber arts sellers, and years of archived posts dating back to 2007.
• Knitty – editorial spring 06 [2026-07-07]
  Knitty is a free web-only knitting magazine featuring patterns, techniques, and articles for knitters of all skill levels. This specific article by Judy Becker introduces 'Judy's Magic Cast-On,' a technique for starting toe-up socks that is invisible from both sides and works reliably every time.
• Knotted Cotton [2026-07-07]
  Slow Blog Manifesto: Knotted Cotton is a crafting blog focused on quilting, tutorials, and handmade projects, with a charming 'Slow Blog Manifesto' that celebrates taking the pressure off blogging. The creator champions a relaxed, guilt-free approach to sharing creative work, making it a welcoming space for quilters and crafters who balance making with everyday life.
• L-Chan's Website [2026-07-07]
  L-Chan's retro-styled personal site features sewing patterns including a Wiccan robe and American Girl doll socks, alongside BJD reviews, a sticker sheet club, and occasional opinion essays. The crafting content is the clear centerpiece, with a warm community feel bolstered by a transmasculine pride webring and Ko-fi support link.
• Lace Pattern Generator - Knittingfool [2026-07-07]
  KnittingFool's Lace Pattern Generator lets crafters create randomized knitting stitch charts by selecting from combinations of knit, purl, decrease, and increase stitch types on a customizable grid. A handy tool for knitters seeking creative inspiration, it even supports mirrored pattern output and references the creative lace techniques of Myra Wood.
• Lacis Museum of Lace & Textiles [2026-07-07]
  The Lacis Museum of Lace & Textiles in Berkeley, California is a legacy institution honoring textile artist Kaethe Kliot, celebrating the history and artistry of lace and fiber arts since 2004. Visitors can explore rotating exhibitions like the current Normandy Lace display, browse vintage postcard collections documenting historical lacemakers, and sign up for classes in textile crafts.
• lambie's pasture [2026-07-07]
  Lambie's cozy corner of the web features crochet patterns, finished projects, and a personal blog tied together by a charming Twin Peaks and indie music aesthetic. The site includes a crochet showcase, microblog, sudoku and crossword games, and a guestbook, making it a warm and eclectic handmade-focused homepage.
• Lazy Gal Quilting [2026-07-07]
  Tonya Ricucci, a self-described 'UnRuly Quilter,' shares her quilting projects, techniques, and tips on this long-running crafting blog, including posts on working with ugly fabrics, value finders, and modern quilt guild demos. With over 70 images per page and a rich archive of labels covering applique, piecing, and teaching, it's a colorful resource for quilting enthusiasts of all skill levels.
• Learn How to Knit with Knitting Videos - KnittingHelp.com [2026-07-07]
  KnittingHelp.com offers free instructional videos covering every foundational knitting technique, from cast-on and basic stitches to advanced methods, making it an ideal starting point for beginners. The site also features a community forum, a free patterns directory, and a shop for knitting supplies, creating a comprehensive hub for knitters at all skill levels.
• Leigh Witchel: Knitting Archives [2025-08-29]
  Leigh Witchel: Knitting Archives — a crafts page from leighwitchel.com. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• library [2025-08-21]
  library — a crafts page from kyl.neocities.org. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• library [2025-05-12]
  library — a crafts page from kyl.neocities.org. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• library [2024-10-14]
  library — a crafts page from kyl.neocities.org. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Linus Bohman, making things since 1984 [2026-07-07]
  Linus Bohman is a Swedish maker who showcases decades of creative projects spanning code, LEGO builds, woodworking, photography, and writing on this polished and playful portfolio site. The project gallery is filterable by status and craft type, revealing an impressive range of work from custom LEGO spaceships to party games, woodworking, and web experiments dating back to 2012.
• live laugh blog | hi, i'm jenn schiffer and this is my lifestyle blog [2026-07-07]
  Jenn Schiffer's weekly 'retro' lifestyle blog chronicles her adventures in ceramics wheel-throwing, aerial yoga, gouache painting, air-dry clay, and caring for her cat Pumagreg. The writing is warm, funny, and personal, with a strong creative arts thread running through each entry that makes it feel like a genuine window into a crafty, curious life.
• Look Into the Light [2025-11-29]
  Look Into the Light — a crafts page from ataniel.org. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Look Into The Light [2026-05-12]
  Look Into The Light — a crafts page from ataniel.org. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Love Education 101.com [2025-11-12]
  Love Education 101.com — a crafts site at loveeducation101.com. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• love letter to the electrical grid [2026-07-07]
  Vulpecula's 'love letter to the electrical grid' is a richly layered personal site featuring a taxidermy page, bone collection, frog log, pixel library, geocache records, and a shrine to the game Ultrakill. Equal parts digital scrapbook and curiosity cabinet, it lovingly documents an eclectic range of niche hobbies and media interests with a cozy, handcrafted aesthetic.
• M&L Designs [2026-07-07]
  M&L Designs, based in Coos Bay, Oregon, is a small business offering original quilt patterns, templates, and kits covering everything from crocheted quilts to wholecloth designs, pillows, and Swedish weaving. The site also serves as the new home of Patterns by Jeaneau and features state block kits, block of the month programs, and free projects for quilting enthusiasts.
• Making a PastaGuitar [2025-02-28]
  Making a PastaGuitar — a crafts page from math.columbia.edu. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Making Harem Pants and Pantaloons [2026-07-07]
  Maura Enright's Baba Yaga Music site offers detailed sewing tutorials for belly dance and folk dance costumes, including step-by-step instructions for making harem pants and pantaloons with cutting diagrams and construction guides. The page covers design considerations, fabric choices, sizing adjustments, and gusset techniques, making it a practical reference for dancers who sew their own performance wear.
• Manis Family Homepage [2026-07-07]
  The Manis family homepage introduces Mark and Becky Manis, a couple from Kentucky who met in an IRC chat room in 1996, sharing their life through sections covering their wedding, yard, cats, poetry, and Becky's crafts corner. The site blends personal updates, heartfelt announcements, and hobbyist content including Mark's poetry writing and Becky's crafting projects.
• Maria Diaz Designs - Welcome to all things cross-stitch! [2026-07-07]
  Maria Diaz Designs is the official site of renowned cross-stitch artist Maria Diaz, offering exclusive charts, patterns, kits, books, and bespoke commissions for needlecraft enthusiasts. Visitors can browse a gallery of her work, download free charts, and shop her full catalog of decorative cross-stitch designs.
• Marilyn Belford | Art Quilts [2026-07-07]
  Marilyn Belford's website showcases her extensive collection of art quilts, organized into thematic galleries covering portraits, mythology, biblical subjects, and more. With sections for classes, a book, and a blog, this site offers a deep look into the creative world of a dedicated fiber artist.
• mary cuntrarian [2026-07-07]
  Mary Cuntrarian's personal Neocities site blends creative coding projects, zines, music curation, and handmade crafts including crochet into one eclectic corner of the web. Notable features include downloadable website themes, a Music Cafe page spotlighting Bandcamp and Creative Commons finds, book shrines, and plans for original character pages and game shrines.
• Mary Tabar [2026-07-07]
  Mary Tabar is a San Diego-based fiber artist specializing in fabric dyeing, quilting, and textile art, showcasing her original pattern line called Snip & Flip. The site features a gallery of her work alongside information about lectures and workshops she offers to teach others the craft.
• MaryQuilts.com [2026-07-07]
  Mary's quilting site offers a large collection of free PDF quilt instructions covering dozens of patterns, from 9 Patch basics to Twisted Pinwheels and Tessellating designs, all geared toward quilters with foundational skills. The site is especially notable for its scrappy, stash-friendly approach, making it a practical resource for quilters who want to use up fabric without precise yardage calculations.
• Matt's Workshop [2026-07-07]
  Matt's Workshop is a personal showcase of handcrafted hardwood furniture projects by Matthew D. Sale, featuring pieces ranging from cherry end tables and Shaker shelves to a full bookcase headboard, many with dimensioned drawings available. Spanning decades of work in oak, walnut, cherry, and ash, the site offers a satisfying gallery of woodworking craftsmanship with occasional project plans for fellow hobbyists.
• Maze's Page [2026-07-07]
  Maze's Page is the Neocities home of a 17-year-old Irish teen who lists crochet as a top interest, and even includes a dedicated crochet section alongside a collection of handmade web buttons free for visitors to use. The site has a cheerful, old-web aesthetic with blinkies, a guestbook, and webring links, making it a cozy slice of the indie web.
• meadow's garden [2026-07-07]
  Meadowie's cozy neocities garden is Hailey's personal corner of the web, built around a pink and cutesy fantasy aesthetic with shrines dedicated to dolls, nature, science, movies, books, and more. The creator is a self-described mycologist and Taylor Swift fan who is learning HTML as she builds out her vision, making it a charming work-in-progress to follow.
• Medieval Egyptian Blackwork Embroidery [2026-07-07]
  Heather Rose Jones presents a detailed scholarly article on medieval Egyptian blackwork embroidery, examining a specific counted-thread stitch technique and its likely connection to later European blackwork traditions. The page features analysis of historical motifs, stitch methods, and photographic examples from actual artifacts, making it a valuable reference for textile historians and needlework enthusiasts alike.
• Melva Loves Scraps [2026-07-07]
  Melva's quilting blog is a warm, content-rich space dedicated to scrap quilting, sew-alongs, and the creative life of a dedicated fabric enthusiast. Visitors will find studio updates, featured quilter spotlights, link-up parties, and detailed sew-along series covering projects like the Little House Sampler and Pieces of the Santa Fe Trail.
• mercycrimm.neocities.org [2026-07-07]
  Mercy's freshly built personal site centers on her love of knitting, with plans for a portfolio of projects and links to her free patterns on Ravelry. Still in its early stages, the site is a charming work-in-progress from someone learning HTML while sharing her handcraft hobby.
• Mike's Woodworking Projects [2024-08-17]
  Mike's Woodworking Projects — a crafts site at mikes-woodwork.com. Part of the weirdnet hand-curated map of the small web.
• MikeWare [2024-11-06]
  MikeWare — a crafts page from mikeware.co.uk. Listed in the weirdnet link dump.
• Minnesota Woodworkers Guild | Home [2026-07-07]
  The Minnesota Woodworkers Guild brings together professional and amateur woodworkers dedicated to the highest standards of the craft, offering classes, tool rentals, a DVD library, and special interest groups. Members also gain access to vendor discounts, a classified ads board, exhibition events like the Northern Woods Exhibition, and a tuition grant program.

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