City of Craft happens this weekend in Toronto, so if you’re nearby be sure to check it out for loads of handmade fun. There will be dozens of vendors displaying their goods, and a host of other fun activities available. To quote their website: *FREE STUFF ALERT: the first one hundred visitors will receive swag […]
Bre posted up these 30 illustrations from the book Elektroschutz in 132 Bildern. These diagrams outline causes of electrical accidents…
Craftster user Monsterkookies did a fabulous job creating this anatomically correct heart pendant from polymer clay.
100 classic books are coming to the Nintendo DS on December 26 in the UK, with support for downloadable books. The DS could make a nice ebook reader if it’s done right: Turn your Nintendo DS into a pocket-sized library with 100 timeless novels from some of the greatest writers in history. Enjoy the exciting […]
Windell at Evil Mad Scientist posted simple instructions for how to make these edge-lit holiday cards. Grab some LEDs and make your own.
Last night Faith Hale and Tanis Gray, the editors of knit.1 magazine treated a small group to a preview of the Fall/Winter issue of the magazine. They brought the sweaters from the issue and shared some interesting anecdotes about the life of a knitting magazine editor including last minute knitting for photo shoots. I guess […]
Brian sends this about The Back Shed, a great site with info about windmills and renewable energy. There is an excellent page about getting started with windmills. Particularly interesting isthe project for converting junker computer parts and pvc into a wind powered battery charger. Home made wind generators have been around for decades, with designs […]
