From ConceptArt.org user Jiangzu (who says “I am so addicted to sculpting that I forget to eat half the time”) this awesome Sculpey-and-wire rendition of one of Lovecraft’s master baddies from At the Mountains of Madness. This thread includes more shots and details of this and other creature builds. [via Propnomicon]
Jan Van Nuenen made this solar-powered strobe-opto-theremin-synth-thing, the Sunnan Synth. Built using a $20 desk lamp and a couple dollars worth of electronics, it lets you get your beeping and bleeping in while away from the grid.
Here’s a short video to demonstrate the assembly of the laser-cut Mystery Box. While there is an instruction sheet packed in with the kit, this seemed like a nice way to show the particulars.
By Ann Martin Are you planning to make cards to send this holiday season, but running out of time? Or perhaps you’ve been toying with the idea of giving paper quilling a try, but have hesitated because you think it must be too complicated? Worry not … these retro ribbon trees go together quite quickly. […]
Not sure what to do about those unsightly cables that are strung about your abode? Well, instead of hiding them, why not feature them prominently on the wall?
By Elise Bauer According to Wikipedia, chutney is an Anglo-Indian word derived from Hindi and Urdu, and describes a wide class of spicy sauces and condiments to serve with a main dish. Chutneys vary by regional specialty and can include coconut, tamarind, tomatoes, or even prunes. To many of us Westerners, however, chutney means just […]
Today marks the launch of the new CRAFT site! Natalie rounds up the best features in her announcement post: Here it is — our new web site! We hope you enjoy visiting us here each day to catch up with our blog as well as our previous magazine sections Handmade, Curio, Bazaar, Travel Crafty, 101and […]
