Our fantabulous Sales & Marketing Coordinator, Gillian BenAry, hipped us to this awesome application of the laser-cutter: designer nori rolls. Quick, do it for beauty and frivolity before sushi restaurants start selling display ads on your dynamite rolls! Designer Nori: Delicate Laser Cut Seaweed Patterns
Simon Schoar built this excellent 7-segment display that uses servos to push and pull pieces of wood to form the segments. SevenBlocks is a digital clock resembling a classic red on black alarm clock, featuring a mechanic seven segment display of solid blocks moving into the viewers space.
Here’s a fun upcycling project from Piikea Street. Using cereal box panels and yarn for shaping, this simple art project can liven up a number of boring walls.
In keeping with shoe month, check out this great DIY saddle shoes retro post on Brightest Young Things by Morgan Hungerford.
Silly Putty for Potholes…
With plenty of bright colors and textures, this yarn pixie tutu from Kimberly at Bugaboo, Mini, Mr, & Me is the perfect dress-up accessory for summertime play! Even though it was meant for kids, I’m not gonna lie: I would totally wear one (in public) too. Click through the link to see the full tutorial! […]
Our friends and partners at MAKE have a great new contest going on right now, and if you’re a crafter with an environmentally-friendly frame of mind, you’ll want to pay close attention. Calling all remakers, upcyclers, found object artists, and refuse miracle makers! MAKE has teamed up with Schick, and we’re launching the Project Remake […]
