This fantastic automaton created by Keith Newstead shows a gardener watering a large killer tomato, and just barely getting snapped up the plant’s jaws. Keith built this colorful and charming machine as a donations box for Occombe Farm in Devon, UK.
If you’re looking for an Arduino clone with a little bit of style, look no further than the Standuino. Its sketch style silk screen and goofy-sized vias give it a charming and playful aesthetic.
Make your summer sewing experience even better with the Pattern Grading 101 series from Casey at Elegant Musings! The first two posts are already live: part one shows you the tools you’ll need to get started and part two covers grading a pattern up (making a pattern larger where more room is needed). Later in […]
These lovely dip dye ombre flats from Amy of Swellmayde are a sweet way to add a special touch to your summer shoe wardrobe. See how the project comes together over on State of Unique. Thanks, Nat! More: Project: Fabric Covered Shoe Makeover @Craftzine.com blog Dip-Dyed Ribbon @Craftzine.com blog How-To: Make an Ombre Shirt @Craftzine.com […]
Give edgy industrial decor a decidedly feminine attitude with this lace cement votive tutorial from Liz at Say Yes to Hoboken! [Via papernstitch] More: How-To: Molded Concrete Planters @Craftzine.com blog How-To: Cement Garden Globes @Craftzine.com blog Stitching Concrete @Craftzine.com blog
Fabian Erblehner built this cool Lightrider bike light with reed switches triggering the lights, rather than using a microcontroller.
My Little Pony enthusiasts are serious about their ponies. Apparently there’s a whole community of folks who lament the fact that the dolls have actual doll hair that you can brush and style, which looks nothing like the pony cartoon characters. Purists were up in arms. Leave it to a maker to answer their distress […]
