Month: November 2010

How-To: Preserve a Candy Portrait

How-To: Preserve a Candy Portrait

Andrew Salamone follows up his now-famous Nerds portrait with a project for CRAFT on preserving candy portraiture: Let’s say that you were overzealous with your Halloween candy purchases this year (or maybe trick-or-treater traffic was down in your neighborhood) and now you have a big bag or two of candy that you don’t really want […]

Sailable Origami Boat

Matt @ Make: Online points us to German artist Frank Bölter, who folded this giant origami boat, patterned after the traditional simple figure. Matt wonders where to get such big pieces of paper, but this one looks to me like it’s made from smaller pieces tiled together, what do you think? Pictured above in Canary […]

How-To: ShapeLock assistive spoon

How-To: ShapeLock assistive spoon

Gregg at Instructables made this assistive spoon using nothing more than thermoform plastic and, well, a spoon. One commenter points out that the package advises against moulding the plastic around body parts, but I wonder if that’s so that you don’t end up with a permanent (and therefore possibly dangerous to remove) bracelet or worse, […]