How To: Braided Scarf
This great scarf made by Put Up Your Dukes isn’t your grandma’s style. It’s fun, retro, chic and you could easily bust out a few of these for some unique Christmas presents.
This great scarf made by Put Up Your Dukes isn’t your grandma’s style. It’s fun, retro, chic and you could easily bust out a few of these for some unique Christmas presents.
Instructables user urant shows us how to turn some copper pipe fittings, lead-free solder, a plastic syringe, and a few odd bits of hardware into a truly pocket-sized espresso maker, complete with integral alcohol stove and boiler.
I am really bad at following crochet patterns. I am just SO impatient. But I love crocheting. Here is a little roundup of my favorite easy crochet projects that produce cute functional pieces. Do you know of any easy crochet projects? Let me know in a comment below! Circle Scarf Rasta Hat Bow Headband Fingerless […]
My friend Karen Nazor send me a link to this video of animations being created, phenakistoscope/persistence of vision-style, on bicycle wheels, using paper cut-outs in the spokes. Really nifty.
For anyone needing some post-Thanksgiving energy for holiday crafting, Extreme Crafter, and Craft contributor, Garth Johnson has put together this playlist for Etsy. If you’re a fan of the Swedish Chef, you won’t be disappointed. Check out the entire playlist here.
Create these awesome retro sci-fi Christmas stockings
YouTuber Alpinedelta32 created this simple but fun retro remix by combining a Nintendo Entertainment System controller with an Etch A Sketch. The drawing toyโs knobs are rotated by 12 volt stepper motors and theyโre controlled with the d-pad of the NES controller. Behind the scenes he has an Arduino for motor control and a computer power supply to provide the 12 volts needed by the steppers. Iโm guessing the next logical step is to rig the start button to flip the Etch A Sketch over and shake away the drawing.