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MagicChildhood.com offers a quick but easy tutorial on how you can make your own watercolor paints at home. By using ordinary household items such as corn syrup and baking soda, you too can be up and painting with watercolors in no time! Link
Robert J. Lang has been an avid student of origami for over thirty years and is now recognized as one of the world’s leading masters of the art, with over 500 designs catalogued and diagrammed. He is noted for designs of great detail and realism, and includes in his repertoire some of the most complex origami designs ever created. His work combines aspects of the Western school of mathematical origami design with the Eastern emphasis upon line and form to yield models that are at once distinctive, elegant, and challenging to fold. They have been shown in exhibitions in Paris (Carrousel du Louvre), New York (Museum of Modern Art), Salem (Peabody Essex Museum), San Diego (Mingei Museum of World Folk Art), and Kaga, Japan (Nippon Museum Of Origami), among others. Link
David Hofmann, creator of the Boxdoodle.com website and project, says, “the rules are quite simple: rearrange a box to make any kind of figure or object. make the most of least. “. Link
Erin says, “I make beards. Sometimes I make other things too – prints, drawings, piñatas, and cookies, mostly. I made this web log to keep track of what I’m making, and to share beard-related tidbits… because I like you, and you like beards.” Link
Super easy project, make a book into a clock. Perfect for a child’s bedroom–use a storybook. Or the kitchen–use a cookbook. Link
