I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: I love a good container. These yarn holding bowls from Arizona artist Christine Tenenholtz have a decidedly high end feel, yet they’re clearly made to be used, and used often. I always get excited when an artist creates something that is equal parts functional object and […]
Ever want to add a more interactivity to your Arduino projects? The Video Game Shield from the Maker Shed lets you create graphics, text, games, sound effects and more using your Arduino! Make great black and white video games that you can play right on your TV.
Swiss Miss points us to the fabulous work of Jessica Decker. These giant cross-stitched canvases are incredibly awesome. See more examples of her work and close up images of the giant stitches over on her web site.
Hans Andersson, whose Tilted Twister was one of the first (if not the first) Lego Rubik’s cube solvers, created this elegantly engineered Mindstorms clock. [Via The NXT Step]
Beth from Hungry Happenings pretty much always amazes me with her modeling chocolate prowess, but her cauldron candy apple recipe and tutorial completely blows my mind! Every detail is so wonderfully perfect that I’m not sure I’d even be able to eat one. Have I mentioned that Halloween is my favorite? Inspired to craft something […]
Heidi Kenney of My Paper Crane has a quick and easy tutorial for turning a sock into a little Jack-O-Lantern fellow. This would be a fun project at Halloween parties this weekend! Also check out her sweet witch ornament download and tutorial.
Redditor Quilbert painted her fingernails from left to right, zero to nine, black to white, to remind her of the resistor value color codes before a test (and, probably, forever afterward). No, she assures the predictable hecklers, it wasn’t cheating, as she was allowed a color code chart to refer to during the test, anyway. [via adafruit]
