Lloyd Kahn’s Domebook:
Via http://issuu.com/Golfstromen/docs/lloyd-kahn-1971?mode=window
The first thing to do is to pick some nice, ripe Tomatoes (check). Cut them in half and scoop out the seeds. Put these into a jar and place in a warm cupboard to ferment – or get mouldy in plain terms. After about a week the jelly-like substance will have err.. rotted off. Nice huh?
I found this kitchen towel bundle for pretty good price (it was originally $16 and I got it for $8!). I had an idea of what I wanted to do with them…
All you need for this project is Inkodye, a glass plate (I got mine from a picture frame) and a black Expo marker. I recommend using Expo brand markers specifically because they block sunlight really well (you could also use a transparency instead of a glass plate).
Instructables user, ATTILAtheHUNgry, shows how to use a simple length of tights or nylons to scramble an egg while it’s still inside its shell and then hard boil it.
via How-To: Scrambled Egg … Still Inside The Shell @Craftzine.com blog.
Terry Gilliam explains the secrets of the Monty Python animations
These blocks are pretty easy to make and are a really great handmade baby gift.
“…two simple but effective bike part repurposing solutions. First off is a wall bike rack…”
via Etsy Bike Items – BikeHacks.