Thanks for stopping by. Below are some of the projects I’ve been working on. I’ll add more as I complete them, or when I fail spectacularly enough for it to be entertaining.
Counting Box
This toy is sure to reinforce a child’s love of numbers. You can count on it.
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Mustachioed Neckwarmers
Two layers of fleece to keep you warm, and one awesome mustache to keep you cool.
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Giant Adirondack Chair
Honey, I blew up the lawn furniture! When you double the scale for a classic adirondack chair so that it’s eight feet tall, everyone can lounge like Edith Ann.
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Backlit Skeeball Marquee
How can I make the house more like an arcade? Day-glo carpet, spilled soda, and gangs of surly teenagers were all ruled out, so instead I made a light-up Skeeball backglass.
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The Coloring Kit
This self-contained kit carries paper, pencils, and crayons in a soft, kid-friendly package, so a child always something to entertain himself with at restaurants or on the road.
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Railroad Crossing Sign
Make a full-size railroad crossing sign (aka a crossbuck) for under $40. Perfect for a kid’s room or for your favorite rail fan.
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