Segway muscle transport
File this one under: Why? (Maybe so that you won’t look as much like an extra in Logan’s Run while you’re Segwaying to the 7-11? I know I look like a tremendous dork, but look at all these shiny tires!) “New” Segway [via]
Month: March 2008
Buddha machine
Finally on-the-go zen for today’s busy traveller, the Buddha Machine from FM3 plays nine different drones successively, with lengths ranging from 2 – 42 seconds long – The machine has its own built-in speaker, in case one would like to fill a room with the drones, but there is also a headphone jack for more […]
Pretty Lace Handwarmers
Whitney at The Purl Bee shares with you her knitting pattern to make these pretty lace handwarmers. One skein of yarn can make about three handwarmers! Perfect quick gifts to make!
The Crafty Crow – New Kids Craft Blog
Cassie at Bella Dia has a new blog called The Crafty Crow dedicated to collecting kids craft projects. The fun projects collected so far include: crayons & hot rocks, and papier mache stick puppets. I can’t wait to see what else Cassie finds!
HOW TO – Shopping Bag Wallet
Instructables user Rollin made a how to for these wallets made from woven polypropylene shopping bags. I haven’t seen these bags much in the states; they’re more common in Europe, and very strong. They don’t often fail, but when they do, make one of these!
Hyperbolic Knitting
Daniel prefers needles to hooks, and knitted these hyperbolic ruffles. He had a quick pattern up for them, too! From the pages of CRAFT: Hyperbolic Baby Pants
Elisabeth Lecourt Paper Clothes
French art student, Elisabeth Lecourt, creates clothes out of maps from cities like Paris, New York and London. The clothes are meant to hang on the wall as art, not to wear. via Bloesem.
