Lego Brick 50th Anniversary Celebration

By Angel | January 28, 2008 5:47 am |
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Do-it-yourself,News

Google always stay in the know of the most interesting and important events. Even now, they didn’t fail and have updated their logo for celebrating the 50th anniversary of this extremely popular plastic brick. I am talking about the Lego Brick.

Lego-logo from Google

The first brick was patented on January 28 1958 but the story started many years before this date in 1932 in the workshop of his creator, Ole Kirk Christiansen. BYW, there are approximately 100 new items of LEGO bricks created particularly for this celebration.

Nathan Sawaya LEGO brick artist

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Sand Sculptures Festival in Haifa, Israel

By Angel | December 26, 2007 4:55 am |
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Do-it-yourself,Exhibitions,Styles

And amazing Sand Sculptures Festival takes place annually in Haifa, Israel. I would like to show you photos from the Sand Sculptures Festival in 2006. It’s theme was Fairy Tales. It was held in August and unveiled these masterpieces.

Israel, Haifa sand sculpture Israel, Haifa sand castle

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Making Shoji Screen

By Angel | December 18, 2007 6:33 am |
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Do-it-yourself,Interior design

I hope, you still remember my previous posts about Shoji Screens, so I will just remind you, that Shoji screens are a nice, simple and elegant way to divide a room. Shoji screens enclose a wooden framework and rice paper, covers this frame. They create calm, comfortable and warm ambience. You can move Shoji screens and put them everywhere you want.

Now, you perfectly understanding the whole importance and beauty of Shoji screens and I think you’ll be glad to make a try and create your own Shoji screen. Apart from numerous books telling us how to make one, I’ll give simple instruction:

Light shoji screen

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Lockwasher Design Studio

By Angel | November 5, 2007 7:05 am |
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Do-it-yourself,News

Robots can’t be fun, bright and amazing? Not, it’s not right. Robots are new way of expressing your thoughts and ideas, what is more, they can give new life to very old things. They can make an old wheel, bowl or something like this shining. Just enjoy!

Scotty Puppy robot

Soon, robots will leave among us: people begin treating them like a normal and even integral part of everyday life. Numerous ads, books and even movies are responsible for this. Lockwasher Design Lab makes incredible robots, they can become both your friends and a beautiful decoration of your home. The founder of the Lab is Paul Loughridge. Very often people mispronounce his name and the name Lockwasher was given by a classmate, so, it sounds well. Paul enjoys creating new stuff from old stuff. Actually, Paul attended art classes, but he believes, that a real genius has nothing from the University and everything from his birth and since childhood. To tell the truth, process of robots creating is challenging and exhausting, sometimes, Paul can spend the whole day, while creating a small detail to one robot. Paul takes materials from the nearest Flea Market or his own garage and inspiration from his surroundings, childhood and friends.

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How to Make a Jack-o-Lantern

By Angel | October 31, 2007 5:44 am |
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Do-it-yourself

Jack-o-Lantern is an integral part of any Halloween celebration, as fro me it is impossible to imagine this day without a bright pumpkin with a candle inside. So, my own recipe of Jack-o-Lantern making:

Halloween Jack-o-lantern

Fisrt of all, take a pumpkin, you can buy it, grow it or just sill it. Then, put the pumpkin on a table, cut the top of the pumpkin with the help of a sharp knife. After this, you need a spoon in order to get rid of the seeds (don’t worry, your hand will be OK!). Next, take the pumpkin and draw a face on it, I mean eyes, nose and lips. Afterwards, you have to take a small knife and to cut a face to your pumpkin. Now, it is time of a candle – put it right into the inner of the pumpkin, then light the candle with matches or a lighter and put the top of the Jack-o-Lantern back. Don’t forget to put your Jack near the house, it will scary both naughty children and some thieves!

A small secret, in order to prevent your Jack-o-Lantern from the early death, before putting a candle in it, put the pumpkin into cold water with some bleach! If you have made your Jack beforehand, you can put it into the fridge, thus, it will look great!


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