How-To: Corpse From Plastic Skeleton
Rachel @ CRAFT writes: We’re reaching that time to start planning for cool Halloween decorations, and this video tutorial from Propnomicon could take your spooky decor to a whole new level.
Month: August 2011
How-To: Chocolate Marshmallow Cookies
How do you make a chocolate cookie better? By putting a marshmallow in the middle of it, of course. Get the recipe and how-to over on No Biggie.
How-To: Print Your Own Kitty Shirt
Though potato printing was a mainstay of my childhood, I haven’t revisited the process much as an adult. But, this Print Your Own Kitty Shirt tutorial by Vanessa from Take Only Memories has inspired me to try it again. Her shirt looks every bit as good as any quirky, store-bought print, but all she needed […]
Yarn Ball Earrings And Mini Yarn Skein Necklaces
I imagine any knitter would love to wear a pair of these adorable yarn ball earrings or mini yarn skein necklace from Max’s World. So cute and colorful!
How-To: Demonic Garden Gnomes
Cool original content over at Hack a Day, featuring guest author Jack Buffington. Jack hybridizes a common, less-conspicuously-evil lawn gnome with a solar garden lamp to create a full-bore, out-and-out-unholy abomination of a lawn gnome with eyes that glow in the night.
How-To: Space Invaders Woven Gift Topper
We posted a couple months back about Mini-eco’s woven gift topper, but here’s a really fun new Space Invaders version she’s done. What I love most about this project is that it’s a simple way to introduce yourself to the joys of weaving in patterns. Once you’ve mastered these aliens, think how many other images […]
Tokyo Hackerspace’s Geiger Counter Project Continues to Evolve
This March, Tokyo Hackerspace was hooking Geiger counters up to the Internet to get accurate radiation readings and stream the data for all to see. Since then, they haven’t been resting on their laurels, teaming up with Safecast and developing a NetRad shield that fits on the Freakduino wireless microcontroller board. THS member Akiba gave […]