I really love how detailed and intricate you can get with paper. In this video I show you how to use some basic paper cutting techniques to create your own fancy paper mask. Links: Bird Masks Deer Mask Subscribe to the CRAFT Podcast in iTunes, download the m4v video directly, or watch it on YouTube.
The Diyode hackerspace in Guelph, ON, has a neat twist on the Arduino scene. Rather than teach people the basics by giving them a bare board, they have created a prototyping shield, the Diyode CodeShield, which allows them to learn software first: We came to the conclusion a while ago that for the sake of […]
I really like the modern look of these pillows created by Lynne Goldsworthy. She took a new favorite Moda fabric, Summersville by Lucie Summers, and gave it art-inspired home decor twist. Via Moda Bake Shop Blog
At an RCA event Oscar Lhermitte had the idea to mount a camera to an electric drill and record the outcome, dubbed “Seeing in Circles.” With the camera recording at 15 fps and the drill spinning 20 times per second, the resulting image turns whatever the camera is pointed at into a swirling kaleidoscopic video. Lhermitte explains:
I’m having fun seeing all the tributes to Dr. Suess today, and one of my favorites is this awesome needle felted Lorax from Megan of Radmegan. While my Lorax may look mean, he really is a softie. He just wants his beloved trees to grow tall and strong, and to wish his creator, Dr. Seuss […]
I don’t see kids adding skills they’ve earned to their social networking profiles yet, I mostly see check-ins, bands, movies and status updates. While historic groups like the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts are sometimes associated with camping and selling cookies for many – I think there might be something new ahead. A peer to peer way of sharing and celebrating skills using the internet (think Khan Academy) and I think the scouts will ultimately go this way too, becoming “Scouts 2.0”.
This lens cap cozy tutorial from Melissa at The Polkadot Chair is my new favorite thing on the internet. It’s cute, it’s practical, and the awesome camera fabric that she used has my heart all aflutter! In the tutorial, she shows you how to make two versions—one with a magnetic snap closure and one that […]
