Thanks to Picasa, Facebook and digital photography in general, the art of printing and displaying photos is lost. Rectify this problem by the Hovering Picture Frame that displays two levitating photographs, thanks to the magnets inside the acrylic photograph case. The dual-sided acrylic case holds two 5″ x 3 1/2″ photographs and rotates 360º and the on board blue, green and red lights insid
The name says it all. If you are familiar with the usual image of a DNA strand then the figure of this bookcase should not really be surprising. Then again, it can be something different in the modern home. It is a great addition to any room, particularly for people who invest in unique stuff.
Once all your books are placed, you can bet that you may have a “twisting” experience to find it. If there is one thing about this bookcase you should remember, you have to place it in a space where you can access the front and the back or the diagonal side where that reading mater
Make your Digital Picture Frame but be prepared to spend around $100.
Instructions: “The SanDisk Digital Photo Viewer is basically a little black box with 4 slots on the front to accept different types of memory cards from digital cameras. You stick in the memory card, hook up the composite video(or s-video) to the tv, and turn it on. The device automatically plays a slideshow of your pictures, and you don’t have to do a thing. This makes it really really useful for this project.
If you want to turn an Etch A Sketch in to a picture frame then do read the Etch A Sketch Picture Frame tutorial here. All you need is:
* An Etch A Sketch * Some photo paper and a printer * Strong glue like Goop or Gorilla Glue * A picture frame hook or easel, stolen from an old frame * A photo-editing program (We’ll use Photoshop CS2, but you can use the photo editing program of your choice.)
