When I saw this tiny crocheted Rudolph from Cult of Crochet, the cuteness was so overwhelming that I actually squeaked out loud. Need a teeny reindeer of your own? Head over to the site to see step-by-step instructions! [Via Pinterest]
I don’t know about you but I have a pile of lame ties in my closet that I’ve received as gifts over the years. These new CyberOptics Ties, available in the MakerShed, are anything but lame. They are hand made “the hard way” in Detroit by actual people (not machines) by a maker company. Each tie has a little story behind it.
I think I just found the most awesome stocking stuffer project ever for my son. Kimara on Wee Folk Art shares her pattern and tutorial for making this cool felt Lego Ningago keychain. I love that she personalized it, too.
This NES has a GetLoFi Precision Oscillator added to it, that lets you create some crazy noise while playing your 8-bit classic game cartridge! [Via GetLoFi]
Sara Asnaghi created this striking series of brain-shaped sculptures from food called What have you got in your head? [via neatorama]
Jek of Scrumdilly-Do came up with a fun twist on the classic memory game that’s a great way to take advantage of all the candy coins available this time of year. I present to you an edible memory game, perfect for Hanukkah, Christmas and most any other holiday.
This picture is from an entry by Instructables user General Eggs in their ongoing Hot for Teacher Contest. Eggs shows you how to lay out the template manually using a pen and a ruler, before folding. In point of fact, this is a common activity in biology education, and several free PDF templates are available for download, for instance these (B&W, color) from DNA Interactive. For teaching…
