Is it just me or is it downright chilly lately while cozying up on the couch watching your favorite TV show? I love Kath of Whip Up’s new quilting pattern to make this Cozy Cross Couch Throw. It’s just perfect for snuggling and feeling cozy inside. Kath writes: This modern with a vintage touch couch […]
BurdaStyle’s guest columnist Erin Gilday goes into great detail over the art of cording in fashion that’s been around for centuries. I love this style detail that looks great on dresses. Erin writes: Cording – cord wrapped in fabric that’s been cut on the bias – is an ancient embellishment that packs as much punch […]
In the past, we’ve run monthly themes on the site (e.g. Earth Sciences, Alt.Transportation, Citizen Science). This year, we’re going to do a series of monthly “Make: Skill Sets” (special articles and projects and round-ups of existing projects and posts designed to teach basic competency in a discipline). To coincide with the forthcoming release of […]
If you’re looking at it from the correct side, the reflection will always be centered on your eye or, in the case of photographs, on the lens of the camera.
Awhile ago, Sony removed the Linux support for the PS3 and recently the “root key” was posted online and it seems like it’s hacked for good, there’s a great post on reddit by defyallodds… When Sony creates a newer hardware revision with a different metldr key, they would have to issue 2 different firmware updates: […]
Right now at my desk I have a lightweight foam coaster with a thin plastic coating on top. It was free, but it’s not a very good one, because when I pick up my cup, often the coaster sticks to the bottom due to moisture. I like these tile photo coasters by Christine Alvarado of […]
By Andrew Lewis Turkey sausages are great with a cooked breakfast or mashed potatoes and gravy. I made this sausage to use up some turkey mince that I didn’t know what to do with. I was initially worried because turkey meat has a low fat content, which is usually bad news for sausage or burger […]
