Wow, check it out – Mikey (who made the RFID flame trampoline) has a blog for all the things going on in fire art & effects, great photos – here’s a cannibalized EKG machine hooked up to a fire ring, it pulses with your heartbeat – Link.
Take your old sweaters you have lying around or hit the thift store for some good cheap finds and turn them into these versatile bags — all in 30 minutes! Whip Up has a full tutorial on how to felt the sweaters and use a little bit of hand sewing to create your own unique-looking […]
Fozz writes – “This is sort of an expansion & howto on my previous post of scroll a message on my cable box. I finally got around to building a new 8 digit display and mounting the whole thing in place of my floppy drive. The total cost for this project was less than $20. […]
MAKE:Craft Flickr photo pool member Vaguely Artistic made an origami money shirt – [via] – Here’s how. If you’re a crafter or a maker or both – join the photo groups!
Here’s a Mona Lisa made from a ton of random computer parts – good idea if you have a lot parts but ran out of functional things to make Link.
Plans from 1965 for making a kid sized earth mover – “These plans are for a kid’s sandbox backhoe plans. Half-pint sidewalk superintendents will go ape for this boy-size, rugged, easy-to-build digger. A healthy lad can do wonderful things with a little loose dirt but a boy with his own backhoe is an earth-moving hero. […]
For years I have wanted to travel to the National Stationery Show held in NY each Spring. This is the place where artists show off their various paper goods for buyers and wholesalers to stock them up in stores. This year there looks to be lots and lots of really beautiful paper goods (cards, wrapping […]
