Sarah from The Small Object has written a great post sharing her tips and observations on participating in craft fairs. If you’ve ever considered applying to sell at a show, you should definitely give it a read. Link.
Amazing! Check out Kenneth A. Kuhn’s huge collection of vintage HP test equipment – This is a view of my collection of vintage HP oscillators, meters and related equipment from the 1940s and 1950s. This is the first phase of the museum to be mostly completed. There is still more HP equipment than what you […]
Using long panels of silk, the Starbuck sisters made this great wraparound wedding dress. It looks comfy and gorgeous – Link.
The Felt Mouse shares her adventures in creating this retro gravel art piece, which she created with the help of an HGTV tutorial by Suzanna Anna. She used burlap as the backing fabric, colored recycled glass and aquarium gravel for the image. This was created for her home’s “tiki room” and looks like it will […]
Hanni made these easy-sew washcloths from an old pullover, and she says they’ll make a great easter present. To me they seem like a good way to get kids excited about washing up – Link.
Joel writes on Boing Boing Gadgets: Wired.com is taking submissions for a redesign of their logo in the style of Dungeons & Dragons maps (or riffs thereon). The winner will replace the Wired.com logo for a day on the main site. An awesome gesture, guys. We agree! Redesign the Wired.com Logo, Dungeons & Dragons-Style – […]
If you’ve got some extra I-Cybies lying around (and who doesn’t?), then by all means consider this one for a remake – Each robot has its own internal program which reacts with its outside environment thanks to its infrared sensor place on its chest. Thus they can detect the presence of one or more persons, […]
