A typical jeweler’s bench pin. Dave Hrynkiw of Solarbotics recently shared this tip with me and I thought it was enough of an “ah-ha” to share it with you. Dave retrofitted his workbench to add a pop in/out bench pin, a standard tool used by jewelry makers. A bench pin is basically a small work […]
Looking for a new way to use those paper pieced hexies? Check out this cute paper pieced hexagon necklace tutorial!
Artist Peter Cole was back at World Maker Faire this year, but instead of showing off his curious sculptures, he’s exhibiting a different series of works made from found objects.
Artist Ryan Matthew Cohn has resurrected the 18th century art of displaying “exploded” human skulls pioneered by French Anatomist Claude Beauchene.
I find something really conceptually engaging about this charming printer cable bracelet when I think of all the images and text that might have been transmitted through these colorful wires.
You can’t catch a rainbow in a bottle, but you can make a rainbow from bottles of other colorful things you’ve caught, like Apto Art Designs did with this remarkable necklace.
For those who are prone to forgetting or losing their keys, now you can keep a lock pick set handy by hanging one from your ears with this pair of Lock Pick Earrings from Matthew Borgatti of Giant Eye.
