Jug-Carrying Knot
Here’s a handy gear technique: use a jug-carrying knot to make a secure strap for your bottle.
Month: September 2009
Brimmed Beanie
Brimmed Beanie By Juliene Ford and Jamie Chan This brimmed beanie is a fun cap with stylish small brim, different from the hats we typically find ourselves knitting or crocheting each year. Dress it up by adding your own embellishment to it with special stitching or a crochet flower! Download the PDF for the Brimmed […]
Bauhaucycle
This baby was designed by one Michael Ubbesen Jakobsen. From baubike.dk: The BauBike is inspired by Bauhaus design. It is constructed around the geometric shape of the square and the equilateral triangle. The design is stripped down to clean lines and raw material. The design follows a set of formal rules, limiting the geometry to […]
White Chocolate Ghost Suckers
For a delicious treat for Halloween, make these white chocolate ghost suckers by Rebecca from Roots and Wings Co. She also includes a template which you can easily fill in with white chocolate to make perfectly shaped ghosts.
Toaster tea popper revisited
I just built this nifty little tea timer from a recycled toaster. The timer is a trickle-charged capacitor that steals power from the magnet, eventually allowing the spring to throw the arm back up after the 1 to 3 minute brew-time selected on the dial.
Colonel Sanders Costume
Craftster user, chikenfeet, created this fantastic Colonel Sanders costume for her infant daughter last year. I’ll just let you take in the awesome here …. [ via Geek Crafts ]
Ask MAKE: Get your project featured on Make
We occasionally receive really cool projects that we would like to publish, however they just don’t have quite enough information for us to figure them out. So, here are some tips about documenting your projects in a way that makes them accessible.
