Greetingarts has posted a tutorial showing how to make this colorful “Scrappy Cartwheels” doll quilt. I love the colorful fabrics she used in her version, and the whole thing is a fun, fresh take on the traditional pinwheel design. [via] Link.
The Small Object Steno Pad wrote a great roundup of places to buy fabric. There’s a lot of online resources listed. Link.
Everyone’s favorite knitted toy creator, Anna from Mochi Mochi Land, posted a pattern to make these knitted snails and slugs. Link.
Most associate chewing gum with youth and playful recreation – Maurizio Savini’s sculpture takes that familiar flavor to a more dramatic, even eerie place. Though it probably smells somewhat nice. Maurizio Savini info, photos – [via] Link
Lenore @ Evil Mad Scientist Labs procures an LED traffic light assembly! Which means we get a very detailed peek inside – Of course, after we made sure it worked, we promptly took it apart. It is a fabulous object, designed to be used, abused, taken apart, and maybe even fixed, though there is not […]
Jamie from Noise Land Arcade ran into frustration while attempting to realize his visions of pac-ghost using USBTinyISP, and Peggy board kits. Thankfully the creators of each project stepped in with some much needed insight. Now his hard work’s paid off – Well done! – [via] Link Related: “Peggy,” – A Light emitting pegboard display […]
Racketboy has a great article showing off some of the capabilities of the modern N64 emulator. If your machine is fast enough, most of the available emulators will really give you a noticeable resolution boost and better looking anti-aliased models. Using the Rice Video plugin with the Project64 emulator, you can even swap out the […]
