The latest DIY ideas, techniques and tools for the kitchen, garage and backyard from food to furniture to fun & games for your family.
Clara Cannucciari is a 93-year-old cook, great grandmother, and Great Depression survivor who graciously invites us into her kitchen in her Great Depression Cooking YouTube series. She is first generation Sicilian-American, and grew up in the Chicago suburb of Melrose Park. In her adorable and informative cooking video series, she walks us through some of […]
I love the elegant look of these DIY thread LED tealight covers by c(oi)n:purse.
I have a grapefruit tree in my backyard that is just begging me to make this. Instructables user mltsb shows us how to make a grapefruit (or any other citrus) souffle served inside a rind ramekin.
I loved butterflies as a kid and am blown away by the beautiful art created by LollyChops’ in The Butterfly Project. By simply using butterfly shaped punches, she arranged them in a colorful way and gave them depth by adding foam squares behind each.
Yet another vibrobot design, this one made out of a metal jar lid, motor, switch, and battery. Killer Jar Lid Robot is Coming For You!
The Cheap Vegetable Gardner created this soil moisture sensor using nothing more than picture wall hanging hooks, a soda straw, hot glue, and some Plaster of Paris. After a little research there was the classic science class method of creating a homemade sensor by simply putting two galvanized nails in the soil and measuring the […]
On Feeling Stitchy, Shebrews shows you ideas on embroidering cutter quilts. The term “cutter quilt” is for a piece or section of vintage quilt that’s still in great shape and can be used for a craft project. This piece above turns into a journal cover.
