We’re reaching that time to start planning for cool Halloween decorations, and this video tutorial from Allen Hopps of StiltBeastStudios.com could take your spooky decor to a whole new level. He shares how to take a simple plastic skeleton and transform it into a freakishly realistic corpse with just a few simple supplies and less […]
I love highly literal crafts, so these “hand soaps” by foliage tickled me greatly. They measure just 3/4″ to 2″ tall – enough for a washing or two. And I can just imagine the fun David and Marie had casting all those little hands.
I stumbled on this zen garden organizer by KarolinfelixDream and immediately pictured a drab desk cubicle transforming into a peaceful escape. To see what happens when fairytales go to the circus, check out her other shop.
My son loves to collect bottle caps, and has amassed quite the collection. Perhaps he’ll be inspired by this nautilus made from bottle caps and wire by Ryan Lytle to make something out of his collection. [via Recyclart]
Megan of Rad Megan shares how she created these cool snail shell candles. They were inspired by a scene in one of her all-time favorite movies, The English Patient, in which a trail of such candles are used to lure the character, Hana, to a barn where her lover awaits. If you aren’t looking to […]
S’more recipes are always a huge hit around here, and this new quickie recipe from Jessie of CakeSpy takes the classic treat to a whole new level. Consider it s’mores … squared. If your impulse is to protest “too much!”, I must gently correct you: “just enough”. The usual S’more is bookended by even more […]
Who doesn’t love a little anthropomorphic taxidermy? These dioramas from lovedtodeath actually pay tribute to animals through the lost Victorian art form dating from the 1850s. The attention to detail with period furnishings, miniature artwork and even replaceable lighting within the frame make these pieces pretty special, with an edgy steampunk flair. Rest assured, the […]
