Pop-up Lego Zen temple is itself wonderfully Zen
It’s like a pop-up book, kind of, except way more complicated and expensive and made of Lego elements by YouTube user talapz. Words fail me, too. [via The Brothers Brick]
It’s like a pop-up book, kind of, except way more complicated and expensive and made of Lego elements by YouTube user talapz. Words fail me, too. [via The Brothers Brick]
Sarah James at Instructables shows us how to make a Halloween take on deviled eggs: deviled eyes!
More Dorkbot Austin goodness! John Boiles demonstrated this radio-controlled car steered using his iPod’s built-in accelerometer via its built-in WiFi transceiver. All you have to do is tilt the iPod, and the car goes. It starts to move around 1:10.
Rachel @ CRAFT writes: This collection of space-inspired quilts from artist Jimmy McBride have left me breathless.
Last month, Melissa of tiny happy shared an adorable needlecase she made after being inspired by a project she saw in a 1970s craft book. She’s just posted instructions on how to make your own needlecase using wide vintage embroidered ribbon.
Check out Stavro’s tutorial for using things in your kid’s wardrobe to make this really sweet gnome costume.
This collection of solar system-inspired from artist Jimmy McBride have left me breathless. What really has me excited, though, is his post about his next project. I’ll give you a hint: Pillars of Creation. Check out the diagram and fabric selection he’s put together. Amazing. [via Apartment Therapy Boston]