T-Shirt revamp projects abound, and summer is a perfect time to tackle them. This t-shirt-to-tube-top DIY from Cathy of Trinkets in Bloom is an easy and quick way to transform a boxy t-shirt in to a cute, ruffled tube top that’s perfect for hot summer days. More: How-To: Recycled T-Shirt Rose Bouquet @Craftzine.com blog How-To: […]
Garrett Mace was rocking a pair of LED matrix glasses at Maker Faire: The shades are a 20×6 matrix (with some pixels missing of course) driven by SPI from an integrated Arduino-compatible in the right temple. There is a Lithium-Polymer battery on the left temple. You can charge the glasses through USB, and download new […]
I’m going to skip the “this makes me feel old” jokes and head straight to the awesomeness that is this collection of mini models of Star Wars ships made from floppy disks by Instructables user Jetpack5. Now you don’t have to trash all those floppies that are gathering dust in your office or garage! [via […]
I don’t usually use placemats, but I like this DIY place setting placemat so much I might start! I think this would be really cute with different vintage fabrics; I’d probably stitch the place setting silhouettes down since things tend to take a beating in my house!
It was fun to see people expressing themselves at Maker Faire with colorful clothes and accessories. (See Part 1)
Ilustrator Jed Henry is creating a series of Nintendo characters based on the style of traditional Japanese ukiyo-e woodcut prints. The images above depict Link from The Legend of Zelda and a sketch for an upcoming Mario Kart print. [via technabob] More: Block Printing 101 @Craftzine.com blog How-To: Block Printing @Craftzine.com blog HOW TO – […]
Found on Totalgeekdom.com: this awesome wall and ceiling build area, which consists of Lego plates stuck onto convenient surfaces. I’m an avid Lego geek; I love sitting down for a build session whenever I can fit one in. This often means pulling out the bins of Lego bricks and clearing a spot on the floor […]
