Plastic Bag Kite
Here’s another fun thing to make out of plastic bags, learn how you can make a plastic bag kite from wikihow. Link. Related: Plastic Bag Crafts – Link.
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HOW TO – Shave a deck of cards
This video shows you how to shave a deck of cards so that you can perform many common card tricks. Make a “Magic” Deck of Playing Cards – Link
The Girlie Show – Call for Submissions
The Girlie Show is coming soon to Oklahoma City and is now on a call for submissions for gals who like to arts and crafts. The Girlie Show 2007 will be held Friday, October 12, 8-midnight and Saturday, October 13, noon-5 pm at the Oklahoma City Farmers Market. Deadline for submission is Wed August 15th. […]
Celebrating LEGO’s 75th Anniversary
In honor of LEGO’s 75th anniversary, DIY Life has put together a list of 23 of their favorite LEGO projects online (many of which we’ve already covered here). The one seen above is an amazing, working Guitar Hero game controller modeled after the Gibson Explorer. LEGO’s 75th anniversary: 23 DIY LEGO ideas – Link Related: […]
Mr. Funky Book Release Party in LA tonight
If you’re in Los Angeles on Monday night, be sure to come by The Standard in Hollywood for a book release party, for Mr. Funky’s Super Crochet Wonderful hosted by the author, Narumi Ogawa. Just be sure to RSVP. Here’s the deets: Monday, AUGUST 13, 9pm-2am @ The Standard Hotel Lounge 8300 Sunset Blvd Hollywood, […]
Join the DIY Halloween MAKE Flickr Photo Pool
Yah, it’s August but we’re gearing up for what might be the biggest Halloween contest and maker bonanza in Halloween history… So for now join the DIY Halloween MAKE Flickr photo pool, upload and tag any Halloween photos with “DIYHALLOWEEN” and we’ll have lots more information about everything very soon!…Woo! Link. Related: MAKE: Halloween Special […]
HOW TO – Hack The Spy Ear and reverse engineer a circuit
Biotele writes – This instructable introduces the venerable Spy Ear in details and my way to reverse engineer a circuit. Why does this device deserves its own instructable?: You can buy a Spy Ear for a dollar! It can amplify sounds up to 60 dB or a factor of a 100. It has a self […]