Hack two simple pieces of electronics for a new purpose.
At an outdoor festival, my sons and I saw a group of teens play-fighting with padded swords.
A friend of mine recently finished a deck remodel, whose highlight (literally) is a transparent corrugated roof that diffuses sunlight in a delightful way.
There’s magic in your fridge or at least the makings of it.
If you were a teenager in the 90s like I was, you’ll remember being a sentient being in a world without the Galactic Information Superhighweb, or internet as we now know it.
Moleskine notebooks have been popular for some time now, and for good reason: they are small and convenient, and can help even the most scatterbrained people stay organized.
After giving my wife a handmade plastic faux-diamond engagement ring, I decided I’d better get serious and come up with more permanent wedding rings.
Part bookbinding, part bibliovandalism, part mixed-media collage, and part scrapbooking, the craft of altered books is becoming increasingly popular and recognized as the distinct art form it is.
Not everyone has a GPS (Global Positioning System), but you can easily make a CPS (Cup Positioning System) from any cup and learn the art of orienteering!
Amaze your kids by transforming two old toilet rolls and a few other recycled bits and bobs into a cool steampunk-inspired robot.
What you’ll need to begin: THE BOX in which your puzzle came (hopefully, with a picture of the completed puzzle on it); A typical 3-in-1 style printer-scanner-copier (with ink, of course); Photo paper (I’d use gloss finish, depending on the puzzle); Microsoft Paint (which is on virtually every computer, new or old, running Windows); A […]
By Christie, Jim, John, and Terry Noe Our dog, Maggie, loves to run around in our big yard.