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All you need is some felt, stuffing, and the ability to blanket stitch. I’m gonna make a delightful variety of pillows with this.

I love these.

I went through about ten sites written by AI before I found useful instructions. Instructables never lets me down.

One of my very talented friends is giving my a crash course on beading this weekend. I’m already excited to get started.

I recently bought a small pyrography art piece at a faire, so I was wondering how it’s done.

It’s getting fuckin hot out there. My tiny little window AC cannot keep up so I’ll be making one of these bad boys soon. I’ll let y’all know how it goes, but for now, here’s the instructions for anyone who needs it c:

I love it when I find an instructable that doesn’t take a garage stocked with thousands of dollars worth of tools to complete. So here’s an accessible one I plan to try this week.

🗒️ “TerraSono can detect threats like illegal logging, poaching, or wildfires on land, and monitor biodiversity shifts or harmful human activity at sea”

🔧 DIY: “IOT Based Water Quality Monitoring System”

🔧 DIY: “PicoAir — Open Source Air Quality Monitor for Everyone”

Pysanky are Ukrainian dyed eggs that use layers of die over wax to resist and preserve previous layers of colour, similar to batik dyed cloth.

Time to get a welder.

I lost my mind the first time I tried making these.

I followed this to make by first stained glass — which I will not share. I encourage you to share your projects, though!

I’ve modified brushes, but never made my own. All I know is I’m long overdue for a haircut.

I’ve had all the ingredients for this for about a month now. I will post here once I get around to actually making it. Has anyone else made soap? How did it go?

I haven’t tried this one yet, but I have a batch sitting in wait and my own DIY, definitely don’t try this at home electrolysis set up (a stripped phone charger and a plug-in adapter.)

A great instructable because you don’t need a whole shop to do it, just a few office supplies.

Celebrate the new year with some home-made pyrotechnics!

This was another DIY project I ran across that looks a little less intimidating than Kristian Tysse’s Stargate Project.