Sean over at MAKE posted this yesterday: paper plate shark jaws. Of course!! This is the perfect thing to whip up on a picnic with a 6 year old. Concept and tutorial by Jeanette Strole Parks of Off The Cuff Cooking, written up by request for Heather Mann’s Dollar Store Crafts.
What a fun idea! If you have a nice pillowcase – especially if it has a pretty hem – you can turn it into a little girl’s dress, using this tutorial from Blue Eyed Freckle. She made one for her daughter, and it was well-received: “She was so happy she just couldn’t stay still,” the […]
Concept and tutorial by Jeanette Strole Parks of Off The Cuff Cooking, written up by request for Heather Mann’s Dollar Store Crafts. [via Boing Boing] Make Paper Plate Shark Jaws More:Paper Plate Skeleton
The latest issue of The Action Pack from Whip Up is a Mad Scientist edition, filled with cool experiments and fun things to make, including this sample project: oily fireworks in a jar. In this issue there are more than 14 fun, curious, tasty and artistic scientific experiments: You will learn about microwave expansion and […]
Three product designers ask the musical question: “How would you stuff the spirit of MAKE and Maker Faire into the space of a taco truck, so you could drive around and deliver making to kids everywhere?”
The Prez can’t stop talking about young maker Joey Hudy. He brought him up during another White House event today and talked about Joey’s business card.
Perfect for little guys who are starting to learn about money, this boys wallet tutorial from Destri at The Mother Huddle is a fun, sturdy starter billfold. My favorite part: You can change up the fabric and colors to fit any personality! More: How-To: Wallet From a Cowboy Boot @Craftzine.com blog How-To: Leather Passport Wallet […]
