Technoplastique made this adorable miniature garden light using flower and leaf beads, fiber optics, and LEDs. You could use a found box for the base if you don’t have a way to cut acrylic. The comments at Instructables ask about using a wall wart – if you’re a beginner, it’s probably best to stick with […]
Craftster user Nylaskye stitched up this adorable denim-and-rainbow outfit for her daughter, inspired by her cheap-yet-cute sneakers from Kmart.
Danny Seo posts up a beautiful way to recycle those old crayons by melting them all together in a pan and cutting butterfly shapes by using cookie cutters. Related: Crayon Cookies
In addition to his roles as composer, musician and recording engineer, Brooklyn instrument inventor Paul Rubenstein teaches high school students to build their own electric guitars and amplifiers. Building a functional stringed instrument can be a rich learning experience, involving a variety of skills – Paul’s classes even wind their own magnetic pickups! Head over […]
Fluffypants made this great Duck Hunt lamp and posted it on Craftster! She gutted the zapper, wired it up, made a cardboard replica of a cartridge for the base, and decorated the shade with fun foam. More: Nintendo Duck Hunt Sweater 3D pixel Duck Hunt, in real-life
Tubby Paws at Deviant Art has created a paper model of that Lolcat icon, Ceiling Cat – download here.
Flickr user ladinka posted detailed instructions on how to make a toddler’s one-piece from an adult’s tank top. via Whip Up.
