Plush Chthonians
What do you do when your dog eats half of your favorite plushie? Turn the other half into a tentacled monster. – [via] Link.
Year: 2007
Virtual Gingerbread House
Every year I promise myself I’ll make a gingerbread house for the holidays, and every year I get way too wrapped up in other projects to even think about attempting it. This year I’ll bypass the guilt entirely and just play with the new Allsorts-created online gingerbread house builder! Link.
Paper cranes of the Children’s Peace Monument
Here are some photos from the Hiroshima Peace Park in Japan, the paper cranes all over the place are amazing and chilling… – Visitors to Peace Memorial Park see brightly colored paper cranes everywhere. These paper cranes come originally from the ancient Japanese tradition of origami or paper folding, but today they are known as […]
2008 Calendar Project
Patricia of A Little Hut has been working overtime creating some amazing projects lately. I am in love with her 2008 Calendar project which you can purchase for only $3.99 in her store for the PDF template. The use of colored fabric behind the letters is a great way to recycle your old fabric scraps […]
RC rover kit
Ryan sent in this pretty nice solderless RC car kit – Build your own radio-controlled rover, no soldering required. It’s a Dr.Toy winner from Elenco’s Snap-Circuits” series. The 30-piece kit includes a multi-function wireless remote, turning controls, head and sidelights, and sound effects. An easy-to-follow manual includes instructions for over (20) projects. RC rover kit […]
Wine Cork Mirror
Danny Seo has finished his beautiful wine cork mirror! It looks amazing and is a great way to collect and use all those wine corks from the upcoming bottles of wine during the holidays. hint hint! Link.
The Nov 2007 Chicago Dorkbot Meeting! Nov 28th 8PM!
Dorkbot Chicago will be meeting this Wednesday 8PM @ Deadtech, 3321 W. Fullerton Ave. Chicago, IL 60647 Createdigitalmusic.com contributors Liz McLean-Knight and Michael Una will be giving how-to talks on the topics of “microsampling,” beatmaking, and using old QWERTY keyboards, computer joysticks, and bicycles as electronic musical controllers – Link.