Finally, some paper snowflake principles to live by! Instructables user CYNICALifornia shows how to make really gorgeous snowflakes look really easy. Maybe I’ll make some to for my snowless Arizona windows. When I was a kid I always wanted to know the “rules” for making successful paper snowflake designs. Share this tutorial with children you […]
Wow! Gourmet magazine has published their Favorite Cookies for each year from 1941 to 2008 – that’s a lot of cookies! These are Cinnamon Sugar Crisps from 1944 – just before the end of WWII.
For the most recent Evil Mad Scientist project, Windell and Lenore show you how easy it is to make cool light-up greeting cards with little more than some LEDs and coin cell batteries and some basic paper craft supplies. You can even make multi-colored cards! Edge-Lit Holiday Cards
Cartoonist and illustrator Roy Doty has created a wonderful Christmas card each year since 1946. The card from 1971 seems well suited to a real-world re-Make over the holidays.
If you’re not a traditionalist, but you long for the scent of holiday gingerbread filling your house, try these T-Rex cookies from Tissuepapers.
I love the mix of hard and soft textures in these embroidered wooden ornaments from Kristy at Kootoyoo.
The always-crafty and industrious Jeffrey and Jillian over at Because We Can have created these really cool CNC-milled puzzle-like wooden robots. They stand 10″ tall and are made from 100% sustainably-harvested American Maple. Finished with water-based dyes and waterborne lacquer. Available in blue, dark brown and blonde. $40 each. They also sell some pretty awesome […]
