Want a global perspective on craft and design?  Here are a few great blogs!

From Australia comes Clog, a review of what’s happening at the Craft Victoria in Melbourne.  Check out their sidebar for more Australian craft goodness.

Swedish ceramicist Karin Eriksson writes an elegant and often delicious blog.  I especially love the updates from her online and brick-and-mortar shop Manos.

Check out Ansie’s blog Sol Y Sombra.  It gives gorgeous glimpses into the craft world of Dubai.  Her recent posts about the Haberdashery Souk will leave you drooling.

The Daily Kogei provides an interesting look at contemporary Japanese crafts with strong roots in tradition.  You can even polish up your French as the blog is written in both languages.

For Japanese DIY turn to Japan Craft Journal.  It is c0-written by four authors scattered across Japan and Australia.

South of the Sahara is written by a South African now living in Boston and provides an amazing overview of what’s happening in the southern region of the continent.

Thinking of starting your own blog or giving your current one a facelift, take a look at Tips for New Bloggers.

If you love other internationally inclined craft blogs, let others know by posting a comment with the link.