When Suzanne and her husband Jay moved into their split-level house, they immediately removed the cat-hair-infested carpet on their stairs – only to find grungy steps full of holes and dings. So as a New Year treat they gathered up some vinyl numbers, paint, and paintable wallpaper, and transformed their steps into a pop-modern staircase. […]
Thank someone special for being a friend with Golden Girls valentines. These are fantastic! Found via Pinterest on Adventures of Accordion Guy in the 21st Century. You can print and cut them out and give them to your suitor. Do you have as many as Blanche would?
This is really cool, I want all my clothing coated in titanium dioxide (used in self-cleaning glass).
This gorgeous embroidered doily from Smallest Forest sits right at the intersection of two of my absolute favorite things: needlework and crochet. The intricate stitches make a beautiful substitution for the usual loops of crochet thread, and I can’t wait to see the finished project! [Via Feeling Stitchy]
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If you’re building a standalone project with an embedded PC (say, a CNC rig or a MAME cabinet) one of the easiest ways to get instructions to the software is using the PC’s baked-in keyboard interface. But if you don’t want to actually use a keyboard to control the thing, you need some way to convert button presses and/or joystick movements from your custom control panel into signals that look like keyboard input.
Celebrate the one hundredth “Math Monday”> column with a return to yet another mathematical way to slice bagels.
