With a URL to die for, the recently-launched diy.org attracted some 3,000 kids in its first week and a half online, including youngsters from Asia, Europe, and South America. Using their parent’s email address to register, any kid can upload digital photos of their handiwork to the site and share the URL of their page with whomever they like.
You may call mini marshmallows food, but we call them ammunition! Our Make: Marshmallow kit includes two shooters, one for you, and one for a friend
I had a little tent house over my bed as a kid and felt like I could sneak away form the world in my secret hide-away. Create a similar cozy clubhouse over your little one’s bed as Miki did in this great post by Apartment Therapy.
My niece will be getting this DIY peacock tutu in the mail as soon as I have some free time! I love how simple it is to make, but how magical it is to look at.
We’re heading in to summer, and that means I’m collecting ideas for projects that I can do with the kids while they are out of school. I’m bookmarking this collection of perler bead bracelet tutorials that Helena of Craft and Creativity gathered as something to try with my daughter. The bold colors and geometric designs […]
Good old red-blue anaglyphic 3D works on ordinary screens, can be printed using any color printer, and requires only super-cheap glasses for viewing. Steve White wanted to see how cheaply he could build a digital camera rig for creating red-blue 3D stills and video. His goals included real-time preview ability, focus and parallax control, and […]
Help your little one show his or her state pride—and sneak in a mini geography lesson— with this cute custom state t-shirt tutorial from Shauna at Shwin & Shwin! For the grownups in the room, this technique would also be perfect for custom tote. [Via One Pretty Thing] More: How-To: Woven Map Notebook @Craftzine.com blog […]
