Bunnyzilla
HappyMoonBelly on Etsy made these “Bunnyzilla” sculptures. Her small yetis are also quite charming, all made from polymer clay and faux fur.
Month: April 2011
Greebly Coffee Table From E-Waste
Though we see lots of furniture built from old computer parts, electronics, and other scrap, I especially like this one because I think it provides an object lesson in how to do this sort of thing and make it look good: Greeble it up! When you’re basically just glomming bits together to achieve a utilitarian form, the more visual complexity you can achieve in the surface texture, the better.
How-To: Simple Skirts
Summer skirts are one of my favorite things to make. Last year, a good friend and I set up an assembly line-type sewing session and made an entire wardrobe of skirts to wear for the summer in just two days. It was so much fun and so satisfying. Dana from Made shares how to make […]
Battery from Pennies
This simple instructables from seniorhigh shows you how to create a simple battery from a few basic ingredients including pennies, a paper towel, and lemon juice.
Blingy iPod Nano Wristband
Isn’t the iPod Nano enough? Do you really need the $18k worth of diamonds to go along with it? Well, if that’s a no-brainer, then you’ll dig this fancy iPod Nano wristband enclosure from ZShock.
Homemade TRON playset
Brett King posted this Custom TRON Light Cycle Board Game and Playset in the MAKE Forums: I thought I would share my latest project, which is a TRON game that I made to play with my kids. It took some time to plan out, but implementation was fairly straightforward. Details on the construction are in […]
The Locks of Manuel Guerra
Ray from the Hack Factory clued me into this guy’s work. In an era where locks are factory-made and bland, Manuel Guerra of Cuenca, Ecuador, made some beautiful pieces before his death.