I love this brilliantly useful project from Maya of Maya*Made that’s perfect for your summer picnics. She explains that, instead of covering her potluck contribution with aluminum foil, she wanted to use a nice dishtowel. To keep the dishtowel from falling off the bowl, she came up with an ingenious (and quick) elastic band solution […]
Rachel @ CRAFT posted up this embroidered animation of a running dog by Aubrey Longley-Cook.
Haley Pierson-Cox upcycled an old t-shirt into a comfy pair of panties in a tutorial on her site, the Zen of Making. I recently rescued a whole stack of my husband’s old t-shirts from certain death in the trashcan. There were a few small holes in all of them, but the vast majority of the […]
Found on DIY Drones, this excellent video shows the dangers of sending your drone into a bird’s turf!
I love this counter (spotted in a book store) made entirely from stacked books and topped with a flat surface. As Cambria over at Re-Nest points out, the options for working this concept in to your home decor are endless. … we could see all sorts of applications for it in the home: as a […]
And we’re back with our third installment of Your Comments, the weekly feature where we share our favorite comments from Make: Online, our Facebook page, and Twitter. We hope you will find these little snippets informative, inspiring, and entertaining. So, without further ado… Your Comments! Over on Facebook, Jon Weseman shared some tips about finding […]
This latest version of Mikal Hart’s original reverse geocache puzzle–a box that only opens in one location on the Earth’s surface–is by Markus. At just 3.75″ on its longest side, Markus’s box is by far the most compact and elegant version of the puzzle I have ever seen. [via Hack a Day]
