Redneck rollercoaster
A crazy Canadian has hacked his ’91 Cavalier into a “Redneck Rollercoaster.” All I can say is thank goodness for their good healthcare. – [via] Link.
Month: February 2008
Paper Globes by Heather Bailey – CRAFT Pattern Podcast
Download the Pattern PDF | Subscribe in iTunes This week’s CRAFT Pattern Podcast are the Paper Globes pattern from Heather Bailey of HELLO my name is Heather. Make up these cute paper globes into a decorative topiary or you can also transform them into a festive Valentine ornament. A fun project to help us get […]
Inflatable mouse
Another mouse remake candidate, this blow-up mouse deflates for travel. Its design flaws would make Donald Norman cringe, I mean look at the placement of the seams and valve! – [via] Link. Related: Moldable mouse – Link.
Folding bike wheel
The aim is to try to get a really high end city bike or courier bike that can fold up into a package like a golf bag, which could go into an overhead rack on a train or go into a plane locker. Reinventing the Wheel – Link
Truth Detector
The Truth device, by Sean Montgomery: By measuring changes in skin resistance (similar to a lie detector test) this device can help the wearer know when he is getting closer to the truth. The baseline or “average truth” is displayed via an RGB spectrum on the side leds. When instantaneous skin conductance exceeds the average, […]
ROUNDUP: Cool Tools for Craft Bloggers & Digital Designers
Jessica at How About Orange shares her cool photo find, PicoBrowser, which lets you create slideshows of an entire Flickr photo set right from a blog post. – Link. Lisa at U-Handblog tested out a cool free blog editor called Qumana. – Link. Tina at Swissmiss links to Crestock’s post on “The 50 Most Popular […]
Greek Three-Cheese, Spinach, and Onion Potpie
I often run out of ideas on what to make for dinner. Enter the Dinner Challenge Flickr group where a host of dinner ideas and recipies pop up, including Nancy’s recent Chicken Pot Pie (something I have always wanted to try to make). Chronicle Books’ Blog continues the thoughts of potpies in my head with […]
