By George Hart for the Museum of Mathematics If you make a coffee table that express a mathematical idea and place it right in the middle of your living room, that certainly makes a statement to all who visit that math is central in your life. This looks like an ordinary square coffee table, but […]
Delphine from Non Dairy Diary shares a new printable for patterned fish. The post is originally for April Fools Day in France where Delphine explains that French children pin paper fish to people’s backsides on April 1st. I think these fish look so stylish all year round and would look beautiful strung up on a […]
This DIY book clutch costs about a dollar to make, does not damage any books, and is completely customizable. You choose your favorite author and book, and you can even design your own cover.
Sara at The Split Stitch shows you how to make a portable chalkboard and dry erase roll for kids. It’s the prefect little travel toy for little ones when you are on the go!
Audio hacker extraordinaire Guest of Open Music Labs wrote this fantastic and very in-depth explanation of how the lowly (yet ubiquitous!) electret microphone works. Check it out!
I’m not usually in to perfection, but I am in to helpful sewing tips and this short tutorial on sewing perfect corners from Eerika of Rag Pets looks to be highly useful. You’ll also love reading about her elementary school textiles class, complete with a “sewing machine driver’s license.” Awesome. [via Hazelnuts]
From mad dog of pillow warfare Matthew Borgatti. Check the links below for some of our past coverage of Matthew’s work. [via CRAFT]
