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How To Make A Giant Cardboard Ghandi

July 7th, 2008 | No Comments | Posted in Sculptures

Cardboard Ghandi

This instructable will take you through the process I used to create a 17′ tall reproduction of my avatar from Second Life, MGandhi Chakrabarti. In March of 2008 me and my Gandhi avatar walked throughout Second Life for 26 days to reenact his famous 1930’s Salt March - the forward steps of my avatar in SL were controlled by me walking in real life on a customized treadmill. Link

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How to Make a Sock Monster

June 23rd, 2008 | No Comments | Posted in Crafts, Website

Sock Monster HowTo Poster - Copyright Monster-Munch.com

Lots of people have asked for tips on how to get going with their own exciting monster creations. So here’s a 1-2-3 ‘How To’ poster to download that i made for the Workshop at Shunt. It’s A3 format so you can see the details. Most important tip is to remember to leave a hole in his arse to stuff him through! Link

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How To Make A Sandbox Out Of A Under-bed Storage Box

June 12th, 2008 | No Comments | Posted in Crafts

Under the bed storage box - Copyright Amazon.com

Asha Dornfest over at ParentHacks.com shows how you can make an inexpensive but yet very functional sandbox out of an ordinary under-the-bed storage box. Link

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How To Make Earrings with Floppy Disk Parts

June 4th, 2008 | No Comments | Posted in Crafts

Floppy Disk Earrings - Copyright Instructables.com

Zoxx over at Instructables.com has written an excellent article on how to make a pair of earrings using nothing more than parts from an old floppy disk you probably have stuck somewhere in the back of an office drawer. Link

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How to Design Your Own Cardboard Furniture

May 25th, 2008 | No Comments | Posted in Crafts, Furniture, Home Decor

Cardboard Chair

Scriptone says, “HOW TO SAVE A TONNE MONEY and help keep Planet Earth Green. If you need a quick way to create new spaces that weren’t there before - here’s the secret of making your own cardboard furniture. Recycle your CARDBOARD and create FURNITURE for your home that you’ve designed!” Link

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