HOW TO – Sweat Skirt
Lee from Leethal Zine shows us how she transformed a few colorful sweatshirts into these playful (and comfortable, I’d bet!) skirts.
Month: September 2008
John Park’s Maker’s Notebook
MAKE contributor, and host of the upcoming Make: TV, John Edgar Park, is digging his Maker’s Notebook: I’m not sure how exactly I’m going to modify mine, but I’m interested in cutting out some of those rectangles on the front, since they’ve got a raised “perforation” to them, they’re just begging for it. I’d also […]
Download an album made on the DS
A free album of music created with KORG’s Nintendo DS synth software is now available courtesy of MP3death.us – KORG DS 10 Synthensizer compiliation
Repurposed Belt Chair
Phil @ MAKE points us to this clever way to dress up a chair, originally by designer Yahïa Ouled-Moussa. It looks like it would be a great way to salvage a chair frame and some old fabric belts.
Triple Klein bottle
Sculptor Alan Bennett created this compounded Klein bottle for the Science Museum in London – This is one of a series of glass Klein bottles made by Alan Bennett in Bedford, United Kingdom for the Science Museum, London. It consists of three Klein bottles, one inside another. A Klein bottle is a surface which has […]
The Red Rig electronic drumkit of boldness
As an homage to Eddie Van Halen’s Frankenstein axe, Connecticut electro-percussionist Steve Lovelace created this kit of impressive visual loudness – OK folks… Here it is, in all its ’80s glory: the 6-sided Red Rig. Made to mimic the look of the vintage drum pads, it’s made of 100% PVC pipe and copper pad fittings. […]
Napkin Clips
Vanessa from Gerbera Designs recently switched to using cloth napkins in her home, and she and her husband needed a place to keep their napkins handy when not in use. Two clothespins and Scrabble tiles later and these cute napkin clips were born!