If there’s one thing the seamstress community needs, it’s a sewing machine that turns into a lamp. More »
Once upon a time in World War II, British scientists conceived what may be the cruelest bomb ever developed. Inside the bomb, there were needles like these. Poisonous needles which would have been released in a cloud of death. More »
A legitimate artistic movement known as Open Source Embroidery has sprung up to explore the relationship between, no joke, software engineering and needlework. It’s pretty awesome. More »
Surely at least a few of our readers have encountered the dead iPod icon, and now one crafter has taken it upon themselves to immortalise the moment in cross-stitch. No longer will the sad music player invoke the agony of money lost, but the joy of afternoons at grandma’s and the smell of freshly baked cookies. (It’s just too bad that we listened to our iPod while eating those cookies.) [Crafster via technabob]
This two week project comes with a lightgun, controller, and two game carts, Mario 3 and Duck Hunt. The sewn TV has removable felt screens to switch the game, too. [Sewn by Blythe] More »
