These adorable Teru Teru Bozu dolls grabbed my attention during lunch yesterday. Omiyage in Toronto posted a great picture of them this week and referenced a tutorial on how to make them from Halloweens past. It’s been so rainy this in Detroit lately that I think I need to make these ASAP.
Shawna Peterson of Peterson Neon gave demos on neon designs and tube bending at Maker Faire Bay Area 2011. Nearly every piece of neon signage in existence still must be made by hand and Miss Peterson is continuing a master-and-apprentice tradition by making these artistic works. Watch more videos from Maker Faire in Bay Area, […]
Learn how to make candy glow under UV by adding vitamin B2! In this Halloween episode of Becky’s Workshop, we whip up some kryptonite candy, as seen in BrittLiv’s Instructable.
Kim Keever’s elaborate method produces remarkable results. This, from a statement at Denver’s David B. Smith Gallery: “Kim Keever’s large-scale photographs are created by meticulously constructing miniature topographies in a 200-gallon tank, which is then filled with water.”
Learn how to make candy glow under UV by adding vitamin B2! In this Halloween episode of Becky’s Workshop, we whip up some kryptonite candy, as seen in BrittLiv’s Instructable.
My kids love to take their Legos with them wherever they go, and it’s a great way to keep them occupied on long car trips or restaurant visits. Check out this cool Lego tote bag from Mo Bedell of Lime Gardenias over on Sew, Mama, Sew! It’s a great way to keep the kids bricks […]
If you’ve ever wanted to make your own holograms you’ve probably realized that it’s difficult, expensive, and complicated. No so if you have this new DIY Hologram Kit from the Maker Shed, it’s easy! Just set up the included jig, use the laser to illuminate your object, and expose the self developing film. You’ll have your very own high quality hologram in less than an hour.
