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Floresita of Vintage Transfer Finds has some beautiful vintage free embroidery patterns that you can use to make cute things like these ornaments by elemental stitches above. Keep the Vintage Transfer Finds blog in your bookmarks or RSS reader because I’m sure there will be more great patterns to uncover here in 2008. Thanks Nora! […]
Jennifer of Swallowfield has made these wee house ornaments by running a fabric sheet through her ink jet printer. Link.
Tim writes – Well, after seeing the many houses dancing to Trans-Siberian Music, I decided it was time to do the same to my house. The problem is that I currently live in Hong Kong and in a 52 story building. Instead I wired up my living. At first the project was going to simply […]
In the spirit of the season… oh wait, it’s PEACE on Earth, not Peacekeepers… Anyhoo, here is Hacked Gadgets’ list of the best USB-based missile launcher projects out there. “The missiles are flying. Hallelujah, Hallelujah!” Top 5 Hacked Missile Launchers – Link
Frank writes – I connected a Wii Nunchuck controller to an Arduino, which takes the data from the controller’s I2C data bus, decodes it, and send the data to the robot with a radio transmitter. Charlie uses a radio receiver to get the data, and it will control the drive servo system and the pan […]
Lion Brand has some free amigurumi patterns to make these fun and super quick holiday ornaments and decor. Crochet a gingerbread person, a gingerbread house, a cute snowman (one of my favs) and of course a jolly santa. Link.
Evie S. has a PDF download for you to cut out and make these decorative paper Christmas trees. I love the idea of using decorative non-holiday color paper to make it different Link.
