I’m not usually a hearts-and-flowers kind of girl, but I absolutely adore this wire heart bracelet from Jenni at I Spy DIY. The best part: I already have all of the supplies in my studio, and I bet you do too! Check out the full tutorial at I Spy DIY! More: How-To: Thread-Wrapped Wire Word […]
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Po-Chih Lai’s Stair Rover is designed to traverse stairs as easily as flat surfaces. The piece aims to expanding the capability and possibility of extreme sports as we understand them. Inherited from our natural instincts, sliding as children and snowboarding as adults, the focus is on one of the most influential and stimulating sports – […]
Artist Heather Muise crocheted a decapitated rat head and filled it with catnip in order to create a delightfully macabre cat toy. This probably seems totally normal to the cat. She also made a severed finger catnip toy, but I’m not sure that sends a message to the cat that I’m entirely comfortable with. More: […]
Last week I stopped by The Engadget Show with my fellow ITP classmate, Danne Woo. Danne was showing off his impressive Circuit Board, the skateboard that has kick-powered ground effects lighting and I gave a live demo of my Descriptive Camera project.
This two-part series from Eddie Starnater of Practical Primitive shows you how to extract the clay from raw soil and process it into a material that can be used for pottery. In the first part, Eddie teaches a simple water extraction process that uses a series of mixing and decanting steps to remove sand and silt, followed by pouch filtration to remove excess water. In part two…
As more and more of us move to laptops and all-in-one desktop machines, one of the things we lose is the ability to easily upgrade and repair our computers. Ever tried to replace a graphics card on a laptop or troubleshoot a problem on an all-in-one with a display the size of living room TV? […]
