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Subversive Finds Worldwide: Miso Funky

By Julie Jackson I discovered the work of Claire Brown of Miso Funky a few years ago, when I bought two of her cross stitch pieces (“Sniff Glue, Worship Satan” and “In Case of Emergency, Breakdance”). I have never quite recovered from the hilarity of these, so I thought it was high time to catch […]

How-To: Biscoff Brownies

If you’ve ever taken a Delta flight somewhere, you’ve likely enjoyed the super tasty Biscoff cookies they serve. I remember falling in love with them several years ago and then flipping out when I stumbled on them in my local grocery store. They’ve been a favorite special snack ever since. Turns out now they even […]

Scooter Quilt Block

After all of the rain we got in Brooklyn yesterday, this scooter quilt block from Kirie at Shape Moth brought a little much-needed sunshine into my morning. I mean, who doesn’t love a scooter?! I’d like to whip one of these up, slap it on a messenger bag, then run off to Europe for a […]

In the Maker Shed: Game of Life Board

In the Maker Shed: Game of Life Board

Evolve or die! The Game of Life Kit, from the Maker Shed, is a simple electronic project that plays Conway’s Game of Life. Invented by Jeff Conway in 1970, it’s a mathematical game that simulates “colonies” that grow or die based on how crowded or lonely they are, and it’s known for the way it creates a beautiful organic display out of randomness. Make one kit and keep it on your desk, or attach multiple kit modules together to create a large display.