When my wife and I got married, we weren’t content to buy anything and leave it as-is. We made (or had made) every component of our wedding ceremony (from the invitations to the wedding outfits to the rings). For the cake topper, we bought standard ones and then stripped them, repainted them, and turned them […]
Lenore at Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories writes: Our neighbors stopped by with buckets (yes, buckets) of excess plums. Not that you’ll necessarily be so lucky, but if you should happen to find a nice supply of plums, here’s something awesome you can make with them: Indian style plum chutney. Perfect for topping your samosas or […]
Instructables user st.paul writes: This bass is made from a wooden boat paddle, a piezo buzzer, weed eater strings and a few other odds and ends. For what it is and how little it costs (20-25 dollars with all new parts), the quality of sound is unbelievable. If you’re thinking about taking up bass or […]
Instructables user 5Volt writes: This little rig infact interfaces via USB to your PC clock and generates hours and half hours dings on a real bronze bell. Great stuff to bring into your office and surprise then amuse then annoy your helpless friends.
Christy at A Lemon Squeezy Home shares a quick tutorial for whipping up cute, interchangeable ruffle accessories for your favorite pair of shoes.
Don’t miss Seattle’s biggest indie craft show, Urban Craft Uprising, this weekend! The crew there really puts on a great fair with lovely vendors, swag bags, hourly crafty giveaways, and free craft demos every hour, both days. Urban Craft Uprising Summer Show July 10-11 11am-5pm Seattle Center Exhibition Hall
Simon from Auckland, New Zealand, created his own station for receiving signals from weather satellites using a homemade antenna using coax and PVC. I really enjoyed his write-up, it’s very informative and contains tons of links.
