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Francesca of Cute Circuit gave us a recap of the fashion technology show, FutureFashion, that happened last week in Pisa, Italy (posted here). She says, “The event was fantastic! We had fun and the people from Pisa and Telecom Italia loved it!” Here’s a link to all the pictures for those of us who couldn’t […]
Take your old sweaters you have lying around or hit the thift store for some good cheap finds and turn them into these versatile bags — all in 30 minutes! Whip Up has a full tutorial on how to felt the sweaters and use a little bit of hand sewing to create your own unique-looking […]
Here’s a Mona Lisa made from a ton of random computer parts – good idea if you have a lot parts but ran out of functional things to make Link.
For years I have wanted to travel to the National Stationery Show held in NY each Spring. This is the place where artists show off their various paper goods for buyers and wholesalers to stock them up in stores. This year there looks to be lots and lots of really beautiful paper goods (cards, wrapping […]
The standard tower-style PC is blessedly modular, designed to be opened and upgraded.
Peter writes – “…the aim of this project was to build a completely custom-built computer case, out of stainless steel, that would look like the sort of atomic bomb that one sees in spy movies or on TV shows like 24. I tried not to base the design on any real or fictional bomb, but […]
If you spot interesting/useful thrown out stuff in the Bay area, send it on up to GarbageScout – “A found treasure map – a recycler’s dream, a cheapskate’s best friend, and a dumpster diver’s companion. From your phone, email a picture of your find to “street@garbagescout.com” In the body of the email type a description […]
