Sam writes – Check this out, if you hadn’t heard of it already – “Manhattan Style” circuit building technique. I found it off of opencircuits.com. You have to scroll down a bit to get to the pictures, but the circuits are really beautiful. It really makes me want to consider aesthetics a little more the […]
Mintyfresh has a tutorial on how to make a quick and easy waterproof bicycle seat cover up on Instructables. Link.
If you’re in to old bikes check out the Japanese Bicycle History Research Club & the intro essay History of the ordinary in Japan by Yukio Ootsu – Documented information on high wheel bicycles in Japan is extremely scarce. It is quite incomplete and seems quite impossible to prove when the first ordinary appeared in […]
Bezzie writes: I’m a knitter, but my mom’s a quilter. She used to make t-shirt quilts in the 90s on commission and I asked her to make one of the t-shirts my husband saved from his high school glory days of track and field and cross country. She appliques the logos onto each block. For […]
Turtlegirl76 has a cute free knit pattern to make these Red Dwarf socks with fishscale lace on the instep and fishtail lace on the back. Thanks Tvini! Link.
Squeak is open source version of Smalltalk and looks like a fun way to make games, edu apps and more… – Squeak is a modern, open source full-featured implementation of the powerful Smalltalk programming language and environment. Squeak is highly-portable – even its virtual machine is written entirely in Smalltalk making it easy to debug, […]
Just like Knitta, Masquerade brings knit graffiti to ordinary places focusing on their homebase all around Stockholm, Sweden. Pictured above is ringen (ring) located at Munkbrokajen between the Old Town and Slussen in central Stockholm. You can see more of their knit graffiti adventures at the Masquerade blog. Link.
