My Daughter’s DNA
One father’s search for the scientific answers that no one seemed to have.
One father’s search for the scientific answers that no one seemed to have.
Winner gets a $10,000 college scholarship. Loser goes home.
Our goal is simple: to bring a hands-on DIY experience to kids who often lack sufficient exposure to science and technology.
Unlike a lot of other chair mods I’ve seen, these actually look cozy. This photo was taken at the 2007 California State Fair. (Via Cute Overload) And if white fluffy animals aren’t to your taste, here are a couple of other takes on the genre from Moss, designed by the Campana brothers.
Here’s an easy tutorial for pendants made from Scrabble tiles and decorative papers. The process is interesting – it could be used for modding buttons and knobs. I’d never heard of Diamond Glaze before, it looks like that’s the key to the professional looking finish. Via Angry Chicken
Spotted in the CRAFT Flickr pool: user Adorn Jewelry created this soft body cavity with colorful organs as a hands-on aid for her anatomy students. I wish I had one of these back in biology class!
The Beijing Olympics inspired the Hong Kong LEGO Users Group to build the incredibly detailed LEGO Sport City – here’s the flickr set. They used 300,000 bricks and 4,500 mini-figures! Via Metafilter