Yes folks, this is exactly what it looks like: a duct-tape bullwhip. As the blogger @ Skip to My Lou (who was inspired by Wes at IndyMogul.com) notes: If you have come looking to make TRULY dangerous toys for boys you are at the right spot! Or maybe you have finally succumbed to the constant […]
This baby mobile is a more complex than it appears at first glance. It has light-up stars and paper cranes. The best part is that insctructibles user kazaam shows you how to make your own.
Jodi at Bluelines taped some of her son’s art onto the french doors in her house, purely to hide the view to her bedroom during a party, but ended up enjoying the look. Check out her kiddy art gallery at Bluelines.
Peter writes in about Instructables user adlabens, who shows us how to make a really classy tire swing. I agree with one of the commenters suggestions, though, to add plastic tubing or garden hose over the lower sections of the chain to protect little fingers from pinches.
Stitch Lounge has a new pattern up on how to refashion a girl’s gathered vintage valance (curtain) top. Mel R writes: We love the fabric in vintage valance curtains and they can be found aplenty at your neighborhood thrift store — or in your grandma’s kitchen! Valances (as opposed to longer curtains) are already hemmed […]
Tora of Knittingalot has a free knitting pattern to make her Little Sister’s Dress, good for girls 3, 6, or 12 months. [ via Whip Up ]
Do you or your kids like to make movies that require dramatic doors? The teens at Phantom Moose Films made these great ones from nothing more than cardboard and spray paint. The video is of three different ways they can be used. The site has plenty of pictures from which to glean the processes they […]
