Every winter, our wardrobe has to struggle with all the winter garb we stuff in it – from caps over gloves up to ski pants. There is little to be done about the later, especially since they are not often needed on a daily basis, but I wanted to relieve some of the pressure on the drawer that holds gloves, scarves and caps. Enjoy, and remember to be Inspired!
In this video I show you all the current prizes – as if you need even more incentive to join in on the fun! In case you do not know, I… Continue Reading The Challenge Tree – Update 1
Ever had a kitchen fire? We were lucky thus far – except that one time when a friend made strawberries flambé – but it cannot hurt to be prepared. A surface… Continue Reading Multifunctional Fire Blanket Holder – Kitchen Utensil Challenge
A while back I bought a board holding fixture at the local home improvement store. The key part was a piece of metal with a keyhole screwed to the back.… Continue Reading Quick & Dirty – Keyhole Fixture
Someone recently challanged Carl Jacobson to make a winged tealight holder. It was kind of an open challange as far as I understood it, so how could I resist? Enjoy, and remember to be Inspired!
Recently, Chris Pine made a wall holder for his Galileo thermometer. His video reminded me of our own such device that was gathering dust on a shelf. Inspired, I wanted to make one myself, and put a little spin on it – or, shall we say, take a hands-on approach. Enjoy, and remember to be Inspired!
This fiery eye started out as an attempt to make something artsy from a number of wedges. It turned into yet another tealight holder, this one a bit on the large side and with a strong Lord of the Rings theme, Enjoy, and remember to Be Inspired!
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Make something from a piece of tree – this is the refreshing and radical approach I am taking for my first contest. Join in by making something. The details can be found in this video, as well as down below. Enjoy, and remember to be Inspired!
There are many ideas for sandpaper storage out there, but most of it did not work for me for one reason or another. After recently consolidating my stock of sandpaper… Continue Reading Quick & Dirty Sandpaper Storage
Of course you need actors to do an animation, and with regards to the overall theme of the project, they should be made of wood. After trying a few things I ended up using the Woody mechanism that Steve French used for his little shop companion and his large bird-eating counterpart Chip. I also included my first crude animation atempt. Enjoy, and remember to be Inspired!
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