Heirloom Quality Capacitive Touch Stylus
Check out this heirloom quality capacitive touch stylus from Talking Rock, Georgia maker Stephanie McLaughlin. Each stylus Stephanie makes is hand-turned on a lathe and made from quality materials.
Month: January 2012
Speedy PVC Sculptures
Just two of several very clever works from Korean Kang Duck-Bong that use lengths of PVC pipe cut, bundled, and painted to suggest fast-moving objects blurred by speed. [via Boing Boing]
Imaginary Doors
The doors most of us use every day work just fine, by and large, and we tend not to think about them too much. And I’m not sure that this flip-flop single doorknob concept submitted by Australian reader Emily T. to Dave Delisle’s website Geek Ideas would really count as much of an improvement over […]
Smartphone-Controlled Ikea Lamp
This “Spoka” lamp from Ikea has been hacked with an ATtiny2313 and an RS232 bluetooth module, enabling you to control the lamp with an Android phone. Originally, the lamp has 2 modes, that you can select with a switch at the top (which can also turn it off): 1. slowly change between the 3 available […]
How-To: Kitschy Valentine Wreath
Heidi of My Paper Crane created this tutorial for a fun, very kitschy Valentine’s Day wreath. I love all the red and white! What kind of goodies would you put in a wreath like this?
DIY Web Chat Takes on 2012 Goals
Need help creating or making a plan to keep your Big, Hairy, Audacious Goal for 2012? Well, then, mark your calendar for this Thursday, Feb. 2, from 8-9 p.m. EST for the next installment in the DIY Web Chat series. Brought to you by the DIY Business Association, the team will have experts on hand […]
How-To: Amigurumi Dragon
When Stephanie Lau of All About Ami decided to crochet a dragon in time for the Chinese New Year, she searched for “cute dragon” on the Internet and found this adorable image: After a slightly difficult search, she finally tracked down the artist as Kim Roundtree of Oborocharms. Stephanie and her “hubby” Ryan did a […]