The latest DIY ideas, techniques and tools for the kitchen, garage and backyard from food to furniture to fun & games for your family.
This project, “Nam June Paik Man” by Irish artist, Ivan Twohig, is an homage of sorts to Korean artist Nam June Paik, where Twohig employs the technique used by Paik of running a tape head over recorded audio tape to produce sounds. The difference is that Twohig’s tape is arranged in the labyrinth shape of […]
Between the Detroit Urban Craft Fair, Rethunk and Loop Social Circle, Detroit is positively buzzing with DIY activity. Visit the Handmade Detroit blog and Michigan DIY calendar for all the haps on upcoming events, such as the Loop Social Circle meetups posted above.
A reader writes in – An enterprising young designer from the Netherlands has invented what has to be the ultimate in home illumination – light emitting wallpaper. Hmm, from looking at the pic above, I’m guessing he’s not too excited about it – Techradar goes on to explain some of the contruction elements – “The […]
Our pal Kathy wrote in about these funny marshmallow animal party favors posted on Kitchen Retro. It’d be fun to make up your own crazy creatures–but here’s the how-to for the lamb and piglet.
I saw one of the Sony XEL-1 OLED TVs in Tokyo and wanted to take one apart on the spot, luckily Bunnie just posted up some awesome photos! He writes – I was at the Embedded Systems Conference today in San Jose, and I saw a presentation where a Sony XEL-1 OLED TV was torn […]
CasaSugar has a fun segment on DIY gardening. Learn how to build your own garden box, then read on for directions and helpful advice on planting your garden box.
MultiScreener looks very handy if you need to play movies on multiple screens and want to keep them sync’ed up… MultiScreener is a set of freeware applications that synchronize the playback of Quicktime movies on multiple computers, using a local network to tie them all together. It is intended for multi-screen video walls, multichannel art […]
