From traditional crafts to modern crafts, we’re covering news and interesting projects to educate you and keep you inspired. Design trends and pop culture related projects are here to inspire.
A human being may strap this to themselves very soon, ing.petz writes – “Andreas is designing and building a turbine-powered personal flying suit. In principle this is going to be similar to the well-known “Bell Rocket Belt”, the difference is the power plant and controlling of the unit. While the “Rocket Belt”, originating form the […]
Irina might just be one the best balloon artists around! We’ve covered a few balloon art projects here, but these are incredible! – Link (blog) & about Irina + ballon art photos. Related: Make balloon molecules – Link. Balloon sculptures – Link. Balloon art – Link.
Microsoft has how to read those little bar codes the post office uses on your mail… – “This article describes how to read a postal bar code in order to determine whether Microsoft Word created a correct postal bar code. A postal bar code is composed of three main components: framing bars, number bars, and […]
Twist writes – “This is a Fig Rig Steadicam made from PVC pipe. This parts, which can be picked up at Home Depot, cost about $10. Assembly took 30 minutes.” – Link. Related: DV Camera stabilizer made from PVC – Link. Homemade FigRig (a small DV camera stabilizer) – Link. Video Camera Stabilizer – Link. […]
Mmmmm, sugar skulls…Nat over on the CRAFT blog writes – “CRAFT friend Kathy Cano-Murillo aka The Crafty Chica has made some delicious and spooky white chocolate sugar skulls that are perfect Halloween treats. Don’t miss Kathy tomorrow on the DIY Network’s Craft Lab (10/17, air time 1:30pm eastern) where she’ll show you more cool projects […]
Ansley of Bleu Arts shows us how her crafty mom made a coin bracelet from foreign coins from their family vacations. From Ansley, “She made this one for me that has coins from some of the European counties I have visited. This one has coins from France, Italy, Portugal, Spain, and Greece. It is a […]
Nigel sent in his mesmerizing “Iron Lung” sculpture from the Mac’s Sculpture Symposium, he writes – “Iron Lung is a mechanical sculpture that I have made as part of the Mac’s Sculpture Symposium in Nelson, New Zealand. 12 artists spend two weeks creating sculpture on site in a public park. The first link is to […]
