The latest DIY ideas, techniques and tools for the kitchen, garage and backyard from food to furniture to fun & games for your family.
Jason at HACKS writes: There’s a special place reserved in my digital heart for the classic arcades like Tempest and Asteroids, and ironically it’s because of the flawless analog goodness of their vector-based displays. I still boot up a Tempest emulator for the Dreamcast from time to time, though while it remains fun to play, […]
Lisa writes in about her bedside book pocket. It’s an easy sewing project (just two straight lines) when made from an old handkerchief or napkin. The idea is that the long flap gets sandwiched between your mattress and box spring, providing support for the items in the pocket. You might want to make that flap […]
Clever way to sharpen knives, Science And Mechanics 1936 – Link. Related: Knife sharpening tricks (video) – Link.
Don’t you just love the look of this mosaic tiled table with the Super Mario image?! It’s the perfect little coffee table if you ask me. Link.
Grace at design*sponge has made this stylish patterned key rack using dwell pattern paper. It’s a great way to add a bit of color to a room and let you know exactly where your keys are. Link.
If you’re in the Bay Area, head on out to Giant Robot in SF tomorrow night from 6:30pm – 10pm for a opening reception for the new art show “Printed Matter III”. The show happens from Feb 16- March 12 and features prints in various formats including woodcut, silk screen, lithography, relief etching, and other […]
Tzywen writes – Towers of Hanoi is a game that challenges the mind. There is a version for the iPhone where you use your fingers to move the disks. Usually it takes a long time to play because with 8 disks (last level), the minimum moves that you need to make to solve the puzzle […]
