Business cards made from designers desk
Designer Andrew Byrom made these literal business cards out of his old writing desk. Great pun! [via Steve Hoefer]
Month: February 2011
SUPER BOWL SUNDAY – What are you celebrating?
This weekend is the Superbowl, Sunday, February 6, 2011 – 6:30pm ET. It’s the Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Green Bay Packers. Like many busy people with a of couple jobs, I didn’t know anything about these teams and didn’t realize it was football season, but I admire the skill, dedication, and technology that goes into the […]
Body-Bag
Michelle over on BurdaStyle posted pictures of one-piece jumpsuits that she made for her daughters. She named the jumpsuit Body-Bag “because it reminded us of a board bag used for surfboards, also cuz i used stretch terry like surfboard bags … They are great for after swimming, surfing, to sleep in, or really anytime you […]
Arduino network monitior
Pat Arneson built this clever network monitor that uses a BlinkM, an Arduino, and a little python. I never appreciated my internet connection enough when I lived in the city. Now that I’m a country mouse I think it really IS a series of tubes. Reliable it’s not. So I thought it would be fun […]
Tips for a Make-Ahead Super Bowl Party
Jessica guest blogs on Good Life Eats and shares her tips on how to make a fabulous make-ahead Super Bowl party including a recipe for artichoke-chile dip. Related: Crafty and Yummy Ideas for Super Bowl Sunday
How-To: Hidden Zipper in Pillow Cover
It’s Pillow Month over at Sew, Mama, Sew! and here’s one tutorial that’s particularly piqued my interest: inserting a zipper in your pillow cover. Zippers always scare me a bit, but there are some great tips here to make the process go smoothly for you. I also love how she’s hidden the zipper under a […]
Recipe: Calzone Hearts
Kids will have fun helping to make these cute calzone hearts for dinner. Filled with mozzarella cheese, turkey pepperoni and marinara sauce, they are a sure hit. Add in the marinara dipping sauce and you can’t miss. Kids can help with filling the dough and crimping edges.
