Things That Are Inspiring Me Right Now:

I just discovered Zoe Buckman's Every Curve Project, which "explores the contradictory and complimentary influences of Feminism and Hip-Hop in her upbringing". Using embroidery on vintage undergarments, she decorates the lingerie with lyrics that refer to women from iconic 90's rappers Tupac Shakur and Notorious B.I.G. Interesting stuff. (link)

Who says that Real Men Don't Yarn Bomb? Newsweek profiles Steve Duneier, a 47-year-old from Brooklyn, New York who has started yarn bombing outside in National Parks. While Steve is not the first person to do this (Knitted Landscape and Masquerade were early outdoor y-bombers), his works are beautiful and worth taking a look at (link). I follow him on Instagram.

In an effort to make sure I get more exercise, I've become a Fitbit convert but I can't believe how many Etsy crafters are making fit device bracelets. Fitness + craft together for the win.

This made me laugh: Ikea bans Hide and Seek in their stores in the Netherlands. As far as I know, they haven't banned it in North America - yet.

If I lived in Santa Monica, I would definitely go see Sabrina Gschwandtner's Film Quilts (on until April 18th!)

A couple of years ago when I was in New York, I had the opportunity to attend one of the MOMA Research and Design Salons. While I regret not being to attend more in person, they are now online for everyone to enjoy (link)

Here's something to take your breath away: 9 Amazing String (and ribbon) installations (link)