Ben sent us a nifty translation tool that uses Wikipedia’s alternate language links as its result set. The “Hack” is essentially using Wikipedia’s inter-wiki links (the ones on the bottom of the navigation bar) for translation of nouns. I used to do it manually all the time for mathematical terms. Say for example, that I’d […]
I recently had knee surgery, and afterwards was prescribed Vicodin for pain. It makes me sick, so I had to get something else, and was left with a full bottle with which to make art. First up is these earrings, which I will soon coat in a layer of shellac to prevent crumbling.
Here the final note on the “BristleBots” we’ve been covering here – Lenore from Evil Mad Scientist writes – Pat Murphy of Klutz will be sending out a note shortly to let everyone know that Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories will be receiving acknowledgment in the next printing of Invasion of the BristleBots as well as […]
Max Wallack is a kid who thinks big. When he saw the Trash to Treasure design contest at By Kids For Kids, he knew he could come up with an idea. Since he was really young, he’s been active in designing and developing solutions. “If you have the ability to help people, then you have […]
Ikebana is known as the art of Japanese flower arranging. But it is directly translated as the arrangement of plant materials, meaning the artist is not limited only to the showy and colorful blooms of traditional Western florists. Ikebana began as ancient monks offered flowers at temples, in much the same way that bonsai developed […]
Instructables user thatkidwithayoyo shares with us a way to make a duct tape flower corsage for when you want it to last forever!
CRAFT’s Old School columnist Cathy Callahan will be teaching a flower loom class at The Craft Kitchen in Santa Ana on Saturday Feb 28 from 11am – 2 pm. The class is $50 + $15 materials fee and you can sign up for the class online. Make a day of it and stay on for […]
