Baseball Cupcakes
Look at these adorable baseball cupcakes Su-Yin made and shows you the process from her sketchbook to finished pieces. Link.
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Look at these adorable baseball cupcakes Su-Yin made and shows you the process from her sketchbook to finished pieces. Link.
Wow! The Handmade music night @ ETSY with MAKE and Create Digital Music was AWESOME. Special thanks to everyone who attended, played and hacked around. The best way to describe an event like this is: Homemade Theremin crutches. Update: Write up from Peter – Link. Here are a load of photos from MAKE! – Link […]
Loud objects will be @ Germany and New York, Tristan writes – We’ve brought our microchips to Cologne, Germany for a crazy festival of “art and music with the overhead projector.” There are projectors all over the place with twitching motors, liquids and anything else you can think of on them. Leah Wechsler and Chris […]
A user on the Hacked Gadgets Forum posted this simple conversion of a common wall-wart into a USB power supply/device charger. He used the power adapter from an old Iomega drive and a few common components. I’ve seen several versions of these floating around. Easy to make. Nice to have around. DIY Wall-Wart USB Power […]
Hi Crafters! Just wanted to give you a heads up that our Stitch N’ Pitch Contest winners will be announced Friday morning (PST) here on the blog! We saw so many great entries and can’t wait to share with you the winners. Thank you to everyone who entered! Also as a heads up there are […]
Jason Mecier is a San Francisco-based mosaic artist best known for his astounding and kitschy portraits of celebrities fashioned from foodstuff like beans, cereal, and macaroni. His Olsen Twins portrait is made from various candies such as peppermint sticks and (I think) Chiclets and jellybeans. The Carol Channing portrait above was fashioned from yarn and […]
Crochet Me points to baskets crocheted with computer and video tape by George Brett back in 1975. George was also featured earlier this spring on CRAFT with this post on his knitting machine art. [ via ] Link.