Although Instructables user bbstudio’s entry in their ongoing Egg-Bot challenge falls a bit short on the “instruct” front, his or her experiment “to remove as much material from an egg shell as possible while still retaining the shape and image of the egg” has undeniably produced some impressive results.
Simple, cheap, and attractive. Looks comfy, too. Nice work by Instructables user Twotim221.
Never had too much interest in making or owning a quilt until I saw this one Becky spotted from Instructables user csiebe. [via CRAFT]
If you’re tracking confectionary trends, you know that cake pops are totally in right now. For those that aren’t in the know, it’s basically cake in a lollipop form factor. What could be more delicious and convenient? Anyway, Instructables editor scoochmaroo shows how you can make your own baked good on a stick. So if […]
Really lovely work from Instructables user annahowardshaw. Kudos, madam.
MAKE subscriber Colin Mann of Los Angeles, CA, created a light organ that uses antique bulbs. 12 light bulbs correspond to the 12 notes in an octave (minus the octave note). The rectangular box unfolds to position the light bulbs vertically for display, while at the same time providing a platform for the keyboard in […]
Instructable user Bruno created this fun real life Super Mario Bros. coin block, which pops out legal tender when it’s hit from the bottom. A 555 timer controls a servo motor to push the coins out of the top while an MP3 player plays the appropriate sound effect. Luckily for us, Bruno painstakingly detailed the […]
