iPod speakers made out of iPods via HackedGadgets. Jordan writes- I took a pair of speakers, and put them in two of the original iPods where the scroll wheels normally were. I was looking through a bunch of old stuff when I came across my original iPod. I had long ago scavenged it for parts, […]
Jannypie has a tutorial for making interchangeable ipod covers – very cute!
Ceramics artist, Lindsay Pemberton, creates these beautiful pieces of jewelry from teacups. The heart pendants are created by attaching teacup handles, and the bangles are made by slicing the teacups, creating wearable rings. They are beautiful and delicate, and I’m sure require some careful wearing. Via HAUTE*NATURE.
This remote controlled robot kit called “Tornader” spins around in every direction and seems like a pretty successful way to make your pets go crazy. Best of all it comes in a kit that you can put together in less than an hour. Elekit Kit via DVICE
We’re posted in the past about her work, but these “Soft Sculptures” by artist Megan Whitmarsh are a soft jumble of everything from consumer electronics like televisions, cell phones, and Rubix cubes to other everyday products. Will she make a “soft Arduino” next? Megan Whitmarsh via Design Boom
Craftster user Antarcticraft used the “Vital Organs” embroidery patterns from Sublime Stitching to create this hilariously creepy piece of embroidery for her mom, a nurse who loves Stephen King.
Last night, Austin had a beautiful, community-grown New Years Eve celebration. Austin Bike Zoo, ArcAttack!, and others came out with improvements to their already-great shows, and the new star was a working, 34-foot wooden clock tower. Filled with resolutions, it later became a work of fire art. Here’s my favorite slideshow, via zAdventure on Flickr: […]
