By Andrew Lewis The beef burger is one of the mainstays of the barbecue season, and these rice crispy burgers are a flexible addition to any party menu. Rice Krispies work well in this recipe, because they offer a delicate flavor, light texture, and are a safe alternative to breadcrumbs for most celiacs. You can […]
DumpsterWorld “social network” for dumpster diving… BtB. D.D.F.A.Q. Q: I don’t understand why people want to take things from the trash. You must not be homeless, because you own computers. Why do you dumpster dive? Most people don’t understand how many useful resources are thrown in the garbage every day. Dumpster diving provides us with […]
Over at Make: Español, Marisol found this nifty homebrew xylophone, built by Lovisa Ekelund and Bernardo Flores.
From chandeliers made from recycled hangers, and lamps made from water bottles, to flip flops made from chop sticks (Chop Flops pictured above) to a shelving system made out of old bike tires, this year’s Inhabitat Spring Greening Competition finalists have come up with some wildly creative and surprisingly beautiful designs. I’m honored to be […]
By Michelle Kempner I recently moved 3,000 miles away from my sister while she was pregnant for the first time. She and I are best friends so it was difficult to be so far away from her. There was nothing I could to help her out other than turn to crafting. Inspired by the laser […]
Our Save my Oceans contest is slowly winding down, and for a little last-minute inspiration, I’ll share these fun, colorful flowers made from plastic drink bottles, paint and fabric scraps. Better yet – they were made by kids. If kids can put something this fun from plastics, what can you do for the Save My […]
You might want to lean back away from your computer as you read this recipe for Blackberry Buckle from Jote of Bless Her Heart. Drool isn’t good for keyboards.
