Math Monday: Mathematical Models from a Chemistry Kit
The little metal connectors and plastic tubes that chemistry students sometimes use to make chemical models can also be used to make interesting geometric models.
The little metal connectors and plastic tubes that chemistry students sometimes use to make chemical models can also be used to make interesting geometric models.
Jonathan Hudson is an artist who specializes in recycled materials. “Girl Put Your Records On” is a female form sculpted from vinyl records. From his site:
Educated in the field of science I am constantly experimenting and exploring new approaches to my subject matter. My intentions are to create well-crafted works of art that visually speak to the viewer and evoke an emotional response. When possible I try to use recycled materials and repurpose them for something other than a landfill. As a Biologist it is disturbing to note the rate of devastation our species is inflicting on our planet. Recycled/Repurposed Art is at least one step in the right direction.
With this leather-wrapped ring tutorial from Lauren at The Perfect Pear, you can make your own statement ring, no jewelry-making skills necessary! Not into leather? Check out the tutorial anyway—looking around my studio, I found at least 5 items that would look fantastic in its place. More: Sequin-Wrapped Rings @Craftzine.com blog How-To: Macramé Bangle Bracelets […]
Next time your kids are bored, or you’re needing a little creative break in a busy workday, try this fun project from Joel of Made by Joel. He shows how you can turn paper, tape and a paper clip in to a fun riding toy. He’s included a printable template, but also encourages you to […]
After seeing how Elesa of Ahem transformed a $2 thrift store toy gun into a gorgeous steampunk pistol, I’m eyeing my son’s toys in a whole new way … [via EPBOT] More: How-To: Light Up Steampunk Ray Gun @Craftzine.com blog Project Excerpt: Steampunk Softies, by Nicola Tedman and Sarah Skeate @Craftzine.com blog How-To: Steampunk Balancing […]
Perfect for little guys who are starting to learn about money, this boys wallet tutorial from Destri at The Mother Huddle is a fun, sturdy starter billfold. My favorite part: You can change up the fabric and colors to fit any personality! More: How-To: Wallet From a Cowboy Boot @Craftzine.com blog How-To: Leather Passport Wallet […]
Do you want to get into E-textiles but need somewhere to begin? This E-textiles bundle, available in the Maker Shed, is the perfect way to get everything you need to get started all at once.