DIYs & Mods

Commissioned as a gift for the blogger at Badger and Owl, this "Mechano-Perambulator" probably wouldn't fare to well in active battle, but the Jawa scavengers would have a field day.

Its chevrons really glow and its parts really move. But there's one thing missing. This model could surely use a Daniel Jackson minifig.

I have zero artistic skills. Like, seriously none. I guarantee you that every single one these kids has a keener artistic eye than I do. And all of their drawings have turned out to be pretty bad ass stuffed animals.

If you rock hard enough, eventually your guitar strings are going to break. And if they don't, you're doing something wrong. Typically you'd just chuck the old string in the garbage, grab a new pack and replace the string. Wear Your Music has figured out a way to creatively recycle the strings as bracelets.

Hacker Ruben van der Vleuten was curious of the process that entails getting his package from point A to point B. Just like any hacking-type would do, Ruben took it upon himself to get the answers he desired.

People these days are working inside of a cube less and less. The gradual shift towards working from home has led to more family life, less cube dwelling. If you're still one of the few and the proud, there are ways to make the experience a little less imprisoning.

This Star Wars Pillow and Blanket set was lovingly hand cross-stitched by the crafty Kiddy Amunda, who desperately wanted the opportunity to spoon with Harrison Ford, so made it happen on her own terms. Just like any true stalker of geriatric former adventure heroes would do.

Are you ready for the new hit series, "Turn-Of-The-Century-rama". Starring Philip J. Fry as a telegram messenger and Leela as a one-eyed horse and carriage Ohhh, you know she's got that equine thing going on anyway

I'm not exactly well-known for my fine gourmet cooking. Unless I really put my mind into it, my skills stop at chucking a few handfuls of chicken nuggets on a baking sheet. But despite my lack of culinary prowess, I still admire this LEGO Brick Spice Rack, simply as an awesome new furnishing.

Created by Etsy user Stitchfinder General, the Crocheted Bane Mask reminds me of why I love the final chapter of the Nolan Batman trilogy. The detail on this thing is awesome. I think you need it.