How-To: Cookie Shot Glasses
This fun take on milk and cookies will definitely impress your guests! Try them at your next get together.
Month: January 2015
DIY Candied Blood Oranges
If you’re a blood orange lover with a sweet tooth, or you know someone who is, then why not turn some of those scintillating citrus fruits into cute confections with this charming candied blood oranges tutorial by Brittni of the Paper & Stitch blog?
How-To: Easy DIY Wood Frames for Large Art or Posters
Are the posters on your walls giving your otherwise grown-up home a distinctively college feel? That’s nothing a few classy DIY wooden frames can’t fix!
How-To: Clean and Restore Old Tools with Common Household Items
Beneath years of dirt and grime can be found files, planes, screwdrivers, and hand-drills that can become some of your favorite tools.
FIRST Robotics Season: Part 2 The Competition Kickoff
Note: This article is part of a series, documenting the All Sparks through the FIRST robotics season. To find the other parts of this series, see the list at the bottom of the article. Everyone knows how it feels right before something awesome happens. The anticipation of Christmas Eve, the excitement of the last day […]
Jamie ‘Mr X Stitch’ Chalmers’ TEDxTalk
For anyone who’s been on the fence about the value of cross-stitchery in the modern world, go ahead and take a look at this amusingly insightful talk that the infamous Jamie ‘Mr X Stitch’ Chalmers recently gave!
Custom DIY Intel Edison Breakout Board
The Intel Edison debuted a number of months ago, but only recently have custom breakout boards made their way into the wild. Self-proclaimed Hacker and SharedCircuits user Stephen Edward created his Simple Edison Breakout Board to rectify that shortcoming. The Edison, a powerful single board computer, is computationally quick rendering graphics such as Doom and […]