Like a home printer, the Silhouette CAMEO is an electronic cutting tool which plugs into your PC or Mac via USB. However, instead of printing, it uses a small blade to cut paper, cardstock, vinyl, fabric and various other materials up to 12″ wide and 10 feet long. Equipped with a quiet motor and the […]

The Magis Flò is an attractive and practical folding step ladder designed by Marcello Zilliani. It is made from colorful anodized aluminum, with steps in standard injected-moulded glossy ABS. It’s extendable hand rail is also an excellent feature than ensures extra stability when reaching for hard to reach objects. The ladder also folds completely flat […]

Introducing the world’s first box cutter with a ceramic blade. The patent-pending handle features a non-slip, easy-hold finish that protects your hand by wrapping around your fist, while the housing limits the amount of exposed ceramic-blade to further reduce injuries. Even the high-tech double-sided box cutter blade is designed to reduce injuries by incorporating a […]

Quirky is a social product development company that enables folks to submit product ideas and the community along with Quirky’s expert product design staff help turn those ideas into real products and share the profits. One of the products they currently have in production is called Switch. Switch is a modular pocket knife with 18 […]

Lietfaden color sewing machine.

This sewing machine is for everyone, but fits right in with those who wish to enter the craft of attaching clothing to itself with thread. New sewers! This is for you. But for the perfectionists, there’s a electromagnetic needle drive, filigree upper arm design. The workspace is wide open. A backlit work area, with the stitch pattern projected on to the fabric it’s about to be sewn onto.

What’s that ink for? It’s for the thread. It’s a yarn printer. You match up the color you need at the top, and this baby prints the ink as you go. And with a pneumatic JetAir-system handling your threading the productivityis surprising.

There’s also a simple slick table that matches up with the machine.

And it color matches. You know those amazing yet impossible-to-match old fabrics you see in used clothing at the second hand store? Instead of buying new fabric, tear those old rags apart and match em up. All you need is a swatch, which can be a tiny rip of the clothing you’re about to sew.

Designer: monika jakubek | anna müller