How-To: Contrasting Color Raincoat
I absolutely adore this contrasting color raincoat that Jessica from Me Sew Crazy shared on Riley Blake Designs. Head on over to the site to see how to make your own!
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The Toy Capsule Lamp
Whenever I buy a toy out of one of those 25-cent machines outside the supermarket, part of me always wants to save the little plastic capsule that the toy comes in. I’ve never figured out what do do with them, but it seems like there’s a lot of potential there. Here’s one interesting way to […]
Squishy Circuits – The Easy Way to Learn Electronics
Looking for a fun, easy way to learn about electronics? You’ve found it with the Squishy Circuits Kit (available in the Maker Shed.)
Machine-Stitched Monster Knee Patches
We’ve talked about monster knee patches before, but I really like this machine-sewn version from Refashion Co-op. The monster face looks fantastic, and the strong machine stitches mean the fix will withstand many more days of play! Head over to Refashion Co-op to see more photos. [Via Pinterest] More: Crochet Heart Elbow Patches @Craftzine.com blog […]
New in the Maker Shed: Edible Chemistry Kit
This new Edible Chemistry Kit from the Maker Shed lets you experience chemistry in the best way possible; by using your mouth!
Flashback: Build a Toy Camera from Recycled Materials
Hit up your local snack shop for a box of animal crackers (or another small camera-like box), and get to making this fun project with your kiddos.
Paper Doll Kit
Gifts that foster creativity and encourage fun are, in my opinion, the very best gifts to give and to receive. Lisa from Grey Luster Girl created this handmade paper doll kit for her daughters, and it’s sure to bring hours of imaginative play. Customizing my dolls was one of my dearest wishes when I was […]
