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February, 2008 Archives | Homepage

Proboscian Sippy Mask

Proboscian Sippy Mask


The above Proboscian Sippy Mask is a cool entry in the costumecon from Jennifer Maestre. This would make for part of a very cool alien Halloween outfit. You can actually drink while wearing the bizarre mask. Be sure to check the Etsy listing (via Craftzine) because there is an awesome photo of the Proboscian mask under a black light.
One cool thing about this mask- it has a drinking tube up the proboscis. Nothing stinks more than having to remove your face each time you'd like a sip of something tasty at a party! Plus, it looks wicked pissah, watching red wine run up the tube.
Jennifer Maestre is very talented. Check you all these sculptures she makes with pencil tips.

Posted on February 22, 2008
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One Eyed Heart Valentine

Here's a cute Valentine's Day craft idea that's also quick and easy to make. It's a one-eyed heart or one-googly-eyed heart Valentine. Kids will love the Valentine's googly eye. You need seven items: scissors, card stock in different colors, hole punch, red yarn, glue, googly eyes and a marker.



Posted on February 14, 2008
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Thing-a-day: Make One Thing a Day

Thing-a-dayThing-a-day is an interesting concept. It is similar to the National Novel Writing Month idea. Here's how it works.
  • Starting on February 1st, make one thing a day.
  • Document this work in anyway necessary to prove to the world that you've made something new: write, take pictures, videos, post things online.
  • Do this everyday and post to the blog before midnight, 7 days a week.
  • You can upload pictures straight to this blog (limit to 200K per post) but you can also host your work anywhere online and post a link to it on the blog. If you have a Flickr account, use it please.
  • Introduce your daily accomplishments: give them a name, a title, a punch line, a description, anything that will encourage others to check out your work.
  • See what everyone else has been up to and steal ideas, comment on other people's work or reinvent something they did.
  • No recycled old work, no posting someone else's stuff unless you have explicit authorization from them. We'll welcome anyone who wants to join and we trust you know the basic net ethics (-we reserve the right to kick someone out if/when needed).
  • Thing-a-day.com will not send you reminders, will not harass you or threaten you if you don't do your daily post, once you sign up, you're on your own.
  • Yes, registration closed on January 31st at midnight and it started February 1st so you can't really play this year - unless you create on your own for the rest of the month. However, you can remember Thing-a-day for February, 2009.

    Posted on February 13, 2008
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    How to Make an Origami Valentine

    In this video Madeline Merced - the How to Girl - teaches you how to easily make a cool and pretty Origami Valentine. Here's what you'll need.
    • scissors,
    • a ruler,
    • an assortment of origami paper (found at many craft stores),
    • and something sweet to add to your Valentine!
    Madeline filled her Origami Valentine box with candy hearts that say sweet things like Be Mine and I Love You. Another good idea for your origami box would be those Valentine M&M's.



    Posted on February 11, 2008
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    Make a BristleBot

    The BristleBot is an from Evil Mad Scientist Labratories - a great name for a company making bots. They define a BristleBot as a a simple and tiny robot with an agenda. It is the Evil Mad Scientist Lab's take on the vibrobot, a type of robot that is controlled by a single vibrating (eccentric) motor. To make a BristleBot you need one toothbrush, a battery, and a pager motor. You can find some instructions here on EMSL's website and in the video below.



    Posted on February 1, 2008
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