My friend, Kristin, shared this amazing knit mobile version of The Very Hungry Caterpillar with me. It was created by Flickr user, spinthrift115, but she doesn’t give any information about it with the pictures. Regardless, it’s beautifully done and a lot of fun. Thanks for sharing, Kristin! Related: Hungry Caterpillar Cupcake Train
Congratulations to Debbie from upstate New York for winning a copy of Cute and Easy Costumes for Kids! Let us know what you make from the book. Thanks to everyone for the great comments.
Non-profit ceramics studio Greenwich House Pottery (GHP) in New York City is in the running for a $5,000 grant that they’ll use to fund summer arts programming for NYC kids in need. And they need your vote. For more than 100 years, Greenwich House Pottery has offered classes and workshops to New Yorkers of all […]
Michelle Min wanted to make a puppet for her nephew that will remind him of her uncle, Michelle’s brother. She hacked a record-your-own-greeting card to put it in this puppet of her brother (he’s a cook, hence the hat). Now when Bosung plays with the puppet, it will remind him of his uncle, with actual […]
Matt Mets @ Make: Online writes: Jim of Jim’s Pancakes made this delicious looking 3D Dinosaur Bones Pancake for his daughter. He doesn’t have directions on this specific build yet, however you can get the general idea from his flower tutorial. And here I thought I was doing pretty well by making smiley faces!
By Jessica Wilson If I remember one thing from pumpkin carving as a child, it is the tears and the agony of an imperfect pumpkin. Oh, the agony! I’ve been pumpkin carving with kids for seven years now, and so far, so good. No tears involved! Here’s a nifty way to carve away … and […]
I always thought 4-H was the next group that may rapidly adopt microcontrollers to do sensor work – that just might happen. Listen in – 4-H Science Project @ Science Friday… The organization holds its third annual 4-H National Youth Science Day, in which kids around the country studied carbon dioxide. On October 6, 2010, […]
