Got caught in a surprise snowstorm on the High Sierra Trail last September, and now I think everyone overhypes the 'no cotton' rule.

Hot take: My sister, who works at a museum, said 'clothes should be designed to last 10 years, not 10 wears'

We were talking about her 2008 trench coat, and she pointed out every stitch... it made me question every fast-fashion sketch in my portfolio. Anyone else feel pressure to design for durability over trends?

Spent $18 on a silicone air fryer basket and it's a game changer for small stuff

From my vintage elevator bell project, a quick warning about hidden rust

The mounting brackets on these things are often rusted from the inside out, so give them a good tap before trusting them.