We have all been there — super excited to knit a sweater project for a month or two and once it’s done you realize it doesn’t fit. TECHKnitting has a great post that discusses knitting gauge and ease to show you how you can knit something you know you’ll be able to wear. Link.
McPhystal writes in about turning a chalk board into a dry erase board… – I’m a teacher and have been trying to convert old classroom chalk boards to dry-erase. I’ve tried epoxy spray paint, Krylon, and many other types of paint. I found that the best thing to do is to use oil-based/HIGH GLOSS paint […]
Melissa of Under Construction has posted a quilting construction how-to on our CRAFT Instructables group. She shows you the basics of how to make a simple doll quilt which you can use to make a quilt of any size. Link.
R. Stern writes – I’ve started making blank books from recycled paper I find around work and home. The paper is blank on one side, so it provided plenty of space for notes and doodles, and even provides inspiration based on the printed matter on every other page. They tell a story about where they […]
Turn a boring old cheap clock into a fun clock for folks who grew up watching Sesame street, One two three four five, six seven eight nine ten, eleven twe-eh-eh-eh-elve! Thydzik writes – This instructable will outline the construction of a customized clock. Whilst this is specifically the construction of the clock featured on Sesame […]
Faceless105 writes – The Ultimate lamp for any die hard computer user. This is a pretty simple process to build and I was really satisfied with my end product. Now like any computer mod project I do have a worklog posted here so you might find any questions you need already answered here.. instructables : […]
Gallery of things made from corks, I like the lamp and the chair – [via] Link.
