Another V8 table
Awhile back we featured a great V8 engine coffee table, the SardonicBastard posted up these two for you to check out as well… – Link. Related: V8 coffee table – Link.
Year: 2007
Interview with Crafter Brookelynn Morris
Brookelynn Morris Website – Link. Flickr Photos – Link. Brookelynn Morris is the kind of multi-talented and multi-disciplined crafter with lots of ideas. Ask her just about anything, and she’ll have either done it or will help you figure out how to make it. She is always working on a number of craft projects and […]
Clock made from a taxi meter
Check out these great clocks from decny.com – “I got interested in clocks as a way of learning some electronics, particularly microcontrollers. Besides, I like blinking lights. I favor the mid-range PICs from Microchip and use a development board/programmer from Mikroelektronika.” – Link.
VictorioNixie tube
Jonny5rd writes – “This “electrochemical and electromechanical apparatus for the display of illuminated messages” is really a (heavily) modified persistence-of-vision toy. This toy was a pen i picked up at the local pharmacy (Walgreen’s) with a spinning head that displayed whatever message you programmed in. It was only $5.00, so i picked up a couple […]
Green Cell Foam for Needle Felting
While we are on needlefelting, Moxie pointed me to Sticky Wicket Crafts which sells vegetable-based foam for needle felters called Green Cell foam. Eco-friendly crafting is great! Also check out all the needle felting kits too which will give you all the right tools and fibers to get you started! Link.
City Museum – St. Louis, MO
n8r0n writes – “I try to visit this place everytime I go home to see family. It is a great example reusing anything and everything to make something everyone can enjoy. If you are ever in the St. Louis area you need to check this place out. These people are true makers! What happens when […]
Knit Squid iPodCozy
From Phil@MAKE: Here’s a fun quick knitting project. A squid shaped iPod cozy! [via] – Link.