Not a Knitter? Not a Problem! Knit a Cable-Knit Scarf |
- Not a Knitter? Not a Problem! Knit a Cable-Knit Scarf
- How to make and use a Cootie Catcher for Reading
- Magnetic Mouse Whiteboard Eraser
- Cigar Box Guitar
- DIY Lightning Wand a Handheld Van de Graaff Generator
- DIY DJ Turntable from old Computer Parts
- Building an acrylic Classic Macquarium
- Crazy Mouse
- How to chop kale
- Storm-proof messenger bag
- Hobby Auto Restoration: Primer and Sanding
- Kids Snuggie
- Vacuum removal of object stuck in child's nose
- Rocky Road Cookies
- Awesome LED Edge-lit Desktop Nameplate
- How to Make Cute Kitty Paw Mittens
- Convert a Silicon Graphics Server into a Fridge
| Not a Knitter? Not a Problem! Knit a Cable-Knit Scarf Posted: 02 Mar 2010 04:32 AM PST  Impress your friends and family by spinning out this classic, sexless scarf. This instructable will teach you how to do so. I've put it in video format so that you can watch each step of the process, and follow along with your own set of needles at home. These instructions are designed to be useful...By: sydneys89 Continue Reading » |
| How to make and use a Cootie Catcher for Reading Posted: 02 Mar 2010 02:47 PM PST  Do you remember Cootie Catchers from when you were a kid? I loved them! Here is a cootie catcher perfect for the learning to read kiddo in your life! My preschooler loved making her catcher "talk" and I love anything that helps her learn to read! What are the steps? Step 1: Make Fun Paper Step 2...By: QuirkyMomma Continue Reading » |
| Magnetic Mouse Whiteboard Eraser Posted: 04 Aug 2009 11:07 AM PDT  Whiteboard wipers are a pain! If they don't clip to the board somehow it's inevitable that you'll lose them or someone will walk off with it. This one's made from an old mouse with a magnet inside it to hold it to the board. The bottom has a patch of material glued to it to erase the drywipe markers...By: Jayefuu Continue Reading » |
| Posted: 01 Mar 2010 05:19 PM PST  Usually consisting of a stick, an old cigar box, some random hardware, and whatever strings are lying around, cigar box guitars are some of the simplest, cheapest, and easiest musical instruments you can build. They can have anywhere between one and six strings (although most have three), and prett...By: discontinuuity Continue Reading » |
| DIY Lightning Wand a Handheld Van de Graaff Generator Posted: 02 Mar 2010 02:33 AM PST  Most instructions for building a Van de Graaff generator (VDG) are for tabletop models; however VDGs grounded through a person work well enough to make a handheld version possible. The Fun Fly Stick, a popular toy, is an example of a handheld VDG. This instructable will show you how to make your own...By: yardleydobon Continue Reading » |
| DIY DJ Turntable from old Computer Parts Posted: 01 Mar 2010 05:02 PM PST  How to make a DJ turntable from old computer parts. Some time ago I have discovered a piece of software that is using the mouse movement (up-down / left-right) to make scratch-alike effects on a virtual turntable, the way the DJs are doing it in clubs. It is the TerminatorX software, developed ...By: iurmarius Continue Reading » |
| Building an acrylic Classic Macquarium Posted: 01 Mar 2010 05:22 PM PST  The idea of an aquarium built to fit in a classic Macintosh case, aka Macquarium, has been around for 20 or more years. I didn't invent the Macquarium, but in the mid and late 90s I built several of them and perfected my own unique style of tank. If you search the internet, you'll find several dif...By: heySkippy Continue Reading » |
| Posted: 02 Mar 2010 12:09 AM PST  Crazy Mouse is a computer mouse that runs away when you are going to catch it! Making this mouse is very easy: a light sensor detects the shadow of hand on the mouse and activates a timer that turns on a motor for about a second and the motor makes mouse running. If you want to make your own m...By: vahid_you2004 Continue Reading » |
| Posted: 21 Mar 2007 10:08 AM PDT  I'm a fanatic for cold-weather greens, and kale is one of my favorites. It grows well just before the first frost and just after the last, making it seasonal in most places twice a year and available (if not local) almost all year round. Kale grows into deep beautiful colors -- purplish red, glowin...By: cookthink Continue Reading » |
| Posted: 02 Mar 2010 09:59 AM PST  The purpose of this project is to build a super strenght, waterproof messenger bag to keep your gizmo away from dangers when biking. Materials - sandbag - a broken dog chain - 2 pieces of velcro - tape - used belt Prepare the sandbag - clean the inside of the bag using water (a lot of remain...By: derte84 Continue Reading » |
| Hobby Auto Restoration: Primer and Sanding Posted: 02 Mar 2010 05:21 AM PST  A few years ago, my family and I restored a 1976 Camaro. We started with a rusty, dented 76 body, bought out of a junkyard with a running motor for two hundred dollars. From there, we replaced the original front clip with a 1970 1/2 Rally Sport front and also welded on a 1973 tail end. If you ar...By: annk Continue Reading » |
| Posted: 02 Mar 2010 08:22 AM PST  Now you can make a Kid sized Snuggie with this free pattern. Customize it to suit any child's size and taste. Just look how this snuggie style blanket can turn your little fighting monsters into precious angels! Make one to fit every child in your family, and never hear them complain again.* For...By: scoochmaroo Continue Reading » |
| Vacuum removal of object stuck in child's nose Posted: 01 Mar 2010 08:46 PM PST  My kids seem to have this issue with sticking things in their noses. It's kind of scary at first, but it's not life-threatening. There are some common methods used for removing an object stuck in the nose. Here they are: Plug the opposite nostril, close mouth, and blow out the nostril that has ...By: seamster Continue Reading » |
| Posted: 02 Mar 2010 12:24 AM PST  These are a recipe I just invented, which turned out so well I had to share. They're based off of regular chocolate chip but have different chunk content: only use 1/3 the chocolate chips, but add equal amounts of mini marshmallows and pecan bits. I made a small recipe; it can easily be doubled. ...By: rachel Continue Reading » |
| Awesome LED Edge-lit Desktop Nameplate Posted: 02 Mar 2010 05:09 AM PST  You'd be hard pressed to an office with a desktop that doesn't have a nameplate. This DIY project transforms the classic engraved vinyl nameplate into a high tech piece of art. It’s the perfect way to spice up anyone's desk at home or at work. The concept of this project is simple; engrave a name o...By: klbrockmann Continue Reading » |
| How to Make Cute Kitty Paw Mittens Posted: 01 Mar 2010 05:29 PM PST  These instructions will tell you how to make very cute amine style cat paws. I used them in a costume I made and they worked very well. They aren't bulky so you can still hold things. They cost under $5 to make and didn't take very long at all. I will also post how to make the tail and ears. What ...By: Kitty Kait Continue Reading » |
| Convert a Silicon Graphics Server into a Fridge Posted: 01 Mar 2010 07:40 PM PST  Too much free time will make people do the weirdest things. I've always had a soft spot for obsolete computers, especially when they had once cost a small fortune and were the absolute top-of-the-line in their hey-day but are now hopelessly out-dated. It seems unfair that after only a short time of ...By: mourits Continue Reading » |
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