How-To: Binder Pouch
Here’s a great back to school project from Noodlehead for Sew, Mama, Sew! Sew a binder pouch using your favorite fabric, and your notebook will never be boring again.
Month: August 2010
Weekend Project: CD/DVD Parts Container
A cheap and easy way to organize parts of all sizes. Thanks go to Steve Stofiel for the original article in MAKE, Volume 23. To download The CD/DVD Parts Container video click here and subscribe in iTunes. Check out the complete CD/DVD Parts Container article in MAKE Volume 23 and you can see that in […]
Weekend Project: CD/DVD Parts Container (PDF)
A cheap and easy way to organize parts of all sizes. Thanks go to Steve Sofiel for the original article in MAKE, Volume 23. View the PDF of this project. and then subscribe to MAKE magazine for other great projects you can do over the weekend.
Glacier Embrace
Have you hugged a glacier today? Kate Hartman has, and it didn’t even make it melt any more quickly than normal, thanks to the Glacier Embracing Suit V2.
Awesome Toddler Droid Dresses For Star Wars Celebration
I followed last weekend’s Star Wars Celebration closely (What? Isn’t it obvious I’m a big Star Wars geek?) and fell in love with this picture in the Star Wars Blog Flickr stream. I did a little digging, and got the scoop on the awesome little droid dresses made by Brenda of humblebumbleb. The base of […]
Make and Mend: Drawer pulls made from used components
Think those burnt-out ‘tronics have no use any more? Rather than consign them to the trash heap, why not use them for decoration? These resin drawer pulls contain electronic components. You could make them merely for pretty or you could use them to remind you what’s in what drawer. Pretty sweet! [Thanks, Rafael!]
Canon 7D vs. Barbie Video Girl video comparison
Great video comparing the Canon 7D with the new Barbie Video Girl by Brandon Block and Fernando Ortega: A comparison between my two new cameras: The $1,800 Canon 7D versus the brand new $50 Barbie Video Girl… available in the girlie aisle of your local Toys R Us. It’s the sassiest camera money can buy. […]
