All the kitchen chemistry at my last place left the sink in no condition for human habitation, so I replaced it when I moved out, and took the old one with me. After some diligent scrubbing, it was ready to serve as a utility sink in my garage/workshop, hooked up to the washer/dryer connection there. All I lacked was a stand, and since I’d recently scored a bunch of these cool orange-colored Blazemaster PVC fittings at the Habitat for Humanity ReStore for a song, I decided to make one out of PVC.
The hypotooter is a mini-member of the tootophone family of reed
instruments. (See:
http://www.instructables.com/id/pvc-TOOTOPHONE-a-musical-reed-instrument
and also;
http://www.instructables.com/id/Baby-Bass-Tootophone-a-reed-instrument
) It is made from the protective case for a 12 cc hy… By: Thinkenstein
We were sitting around the other evening, tables filled with building
materials from working on this years haunt when inspiration struck.
I did the 1st one on an empty cigarette pack, just to see if it would
work. When it turned out I thought I’d do an instructable hopefully
early enough to help any… By: l8nite
well this it my first instructables ans i love to snowshoe but
unfortunately i cant afford my own so i thought to make my very own snow
snow shoes. materials what you need: duct tape sticks
an old shoe or somthing what to do first lay the sticks out what to
do then tape the stic… By: connoboarder
Are you not good at using and making paper airplane? Are you new to
it? Then make a really simple paper airplane dart glider and get
advice and tips on paper airplane! You need: Paper Now before
you go to next step, there what you will have after you finished
looking and make starte… By: wat.
Rashida of I Heart Linen guest blogs on Petite Purls with a super cute coin purse tutorial using hinged purse frames. I love the mix of fabric prints she’s using, especially that apple one. [via whipup]
Rashida writes:
Springy hinge purse frames are so fun to use. They come in various sizes and are perfect for making little pouches for coins, makeup, or other accessories. You could even elongate the pieces to make a secure case for your sunglasses. This little coin purse is cute-as-a-button and will keep all that loose change from rattling around at the bottom of your bag. It would even make a great gift for your little one’s new teacher!
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