Kelvin, AKA DJ Focus, helped create a DIY youth radio station made from discarded consumer electronics salvaged from local garbage bins. He designed his own generator to power the station’s amplifier and other components. The station’s 12-volt generator is made from a home-made battery which in turn is charged by broken DVD players. In his spare time, Kelvin DJs at kids’ birthday parties.
I la la love this mini tassel garland on La La Lovely. So simple, easy, and celebratory!
Tangible Lights is a childrens’ building set made from cylindrical pieces that light up and change colors when you stack them together. Each block is embedded with an LED powered by a coin cell that can produce 160 hours of playing time, and embedded magnets make them snap together easily.
Once you’re past the beginning stages of sewing, little details like a button placket really make all the difference. This tutorial is for a child’s tunic, but the step-by-step photos are incredibly clear and would work for any size!
I absolutely adore this contrasting color raincoat that Jessica from Me Sew Crazy shared on Riley Blake Designs. Head on over to the site to see how to make your own!
There is nothing cuter than teeny tiny things, with the exception of teeny tiny things IN A TREE. Maddie Chambers created this amazingly detailed and beautiful tree dollhouse she dubbed Mad’s Mouse House and it is something to see. It even has electricity and a teeny tiny Oriental rug. Seen on Apartment Therapy.
Add some flouncy fun to your mini-me’s fall wardrobe with this vintage-inspired colorblock skirt tutorial from at Elizabeth at Simple & Simon! [Via One Pretty Thing]
