What can you make with two gloves and some simple stitching? An adorable Glovetopus: part glove, part octopus! Peter Gardner explains the anatomy of a Glovetopus and talks about its origins, in this video from Maker Faire Bay Area 2013.
New York-based electronics engineer Michael Falco set out on a unique mission four years ago: to scratch-build a carousel band organ based on a Wurlitzer 105 Military Band Organ, circa 1919. He based his build on a 1978 spiral-bound publication titled, “Wurlitzer Building Plans and Voicing Tips, Model 104/105,” authored and self-published by R. M. […]
Do a little light paleontology whilst enjoying a slice of this amazing fossil cake from 1 Fine Cookie!
What otherwordly lands does Keever travel to for capturing these stunning shots? No further than his studio, where he creates micro underwater landscapes in water tanks.
Legend of the Instructables seas Mikeasaurus created this swashbucklin’ Pirate Pie tutorial consisting of a ship-shaped meat pie in a sea of savory gravy straight out of Davey Jones’ kitchen!
3D illustrator Jose Suris IV creates elaborately constructed hyperrealistic sculptures from painstakingly cut pieces of paper, including this series of hummingbirds.
Gardeners everywhere are enjoying the best of summer’s blooms. For those of us who lack a green thumb — or a garden — paper artist Jeffery Rudell has a book of paper flowers projects that mimic the real thing. Here are instructions to make your very own Paper Poppy.
