Derek Bell didn’t want to have tacky black consumer electronics cases in his living room, so he gutted a couple of satellite speakers and used antique clocks as enclosures. The subs are hidden in the gilt below the speakers. A very elegant solution!
Now through September 30, 2010, we’re offering 50% OFF all of our Science Room products in the Maker Shed. This is a great deal for any chemistry hobbyists, teachers, or schools. Just remember to use coupon code “MADSCIENCE” at checkout to receive your 50% OFF!
Woah, I am swooning over my newest craft crush! Etsy featured seller Minxshop is a creative force. Check out her great interview on the Storque. My name is Anna-Marie but all of my good friends call me Minkie. I am a habitual collector of oddities; I have an infatuation with truly terrible vintage clothes, taxidermy, […]
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I love seeing how logos evolve over time, especially when they’re as iconic and illustrative as the Morton’s Umbrella Girl. On par with the bare-cheeked Coppertone girl (1953), this little lassie has been a favorite for Halloween costumes, tattoos, and craft projects for decades. She got her start in 1914, and proceeded to update her […]
Instructables user heidiwickersham writes: Turn an unwanted or damaged blanket into a children’s sleeping bag for some summer camping fun! This is a fun and fairly simple project that beginners both young and old might enjoy.
Brooklynites, check out The Shift, starts tonight! THE SHIFT is a birthday benefit for Devotion Gallery and 319 Scholes. It includes an exhibition, art auction with all pieces capped at $250, multiple performances, high calibre live music, and workshops focused on music technology. If you missed the last year at these two ground breaking, kick-ass […]
