I think this is a great start to a cool prop for your Halloween Party or Haunted House but it’s missing something. Right now it just looks like it’s drooling. What it really needs is a jerking motion or a small motor to make it move back and then forward randomly. So MAKERS what should […]
This is a really cool project posted by our friends over at instructables.com. Learn how to make it here. Of course if you have the skills to make something like this be sure to enter our huge Halloween DIY Contest when you have the chance. Time is running out!
The new issue of The Anti Craft is up with it’s Broken Bones issue celebrating . I love this Sweet Satisfaction crochet pattern which is a skein-and-notion-holder, inspired by the sugar skulls traditionally served for El Día de los Muertos.
I really like this one as it could be part of a whole circus from hell type of theme. Every good circus needs a human cannon ball and a knife throwing wheel. The cannon ball is up to you but here is the wheel o death for your knife throwing.
Wooster Collective’s review of the new Banksy show in NYC, it’s a pet store with singing chicken nuggets… While New Yorkers have been consumed by the stock market meltdown, a tiny little pet store quietly opened four days ago at 89 7th Avenue between West 4th and Bleeker Street in the West Village of New […]
Phyllis Dobbs shows you how to paint a terra cotta flower pot to use for serving candy to trick-or-treaters.
This is amazing; it’s an article from Programmable Logic DesignLine that describes how you can repair an old gaming system by using programmable logic (in the form of a Xilinx CPLD) to emulate a hard-to-replacean obsolete (actually 35 cents each as Kyoorius points out in the comments, but assumed obsolete “for the sake of this […]
