Gallery & Showcase
See what's been “Taylor Made” by our members and get a glimpse of the space.
Mushroom Lamp
Repaired a battery-powered lamp that was failing to charge and the top had come loose. It was not designed to be opened or repaired, so getting inside and subsequently re-assembling without causing any visible damage or scratches was a challenge! We diagnosed the fault and got it working again.
Equipment used: Soldering station, hot air wand, multimeter, Cricut
Aperiodic monotile jigsaw
Laser cut pieces of the recently-discovered chiral aperiodic monotile - a single tile that tessellates infinitely but the pattern never repeats.
Equipment used: Laser cutter
Blunt umbrella repair
Repaired the pop-out mechanism of an umbrella that had been run over by a car (using some parts supplied by Blunt).
Butterfly T-shirt
Iron-on transfer, generated in the Cricut app and applied to a plain t-shirt.
Equipment used: Printer, Cricut, Iron
Dish rack feet
3D printed replacement feet for a dish rack.
Equipment used: 3d printer
Explorer robot
Replaced the "brains" of a cheap R/C vehicle to give it proportional control, wifi & HD video streaming, more speed, and significantly longer battery life.
Pregnancy doll
Crochet doll, with hand-made t-shirt with iron-on transfer logos on front and back.
Equipment used: Crochet hooks, sewing machine, overlocker, printer, Cricut
Reusable nappy
New or recycled fabric can be used to create absorbent layers for cloth nappies. This is an example of a preflat nappy using bamboo/hemp terry. You can also make prefold and traditional (square) nappies, or modern cloth nappy inserts from used t-shirts, towels, and other recycled textiles.
Equipment used: Sewing machine, overlocker
Supernova sweater
Custom supernova-inspired iron-on transfer for a kids sweater. Printed on transfer paper and cut & applied using the Cricut.
Equipment used: Printer, Cricut
Sushi party badges
Badges for a kid's sushi-themed party. Printed and cut using the Cricut, then hand decorated and stamped at the party.
Equipment used: Printer, Cricut, badge maker
Wall art
10-colour swirl pattern generated procedurally in Python and turned into vinyl stickers using the Cricut.
Equipment used: Cricut
Window decals
Custom window decals for Taylor Street Creative Space. The layout was generated by a computer program, and then the Cricut was used to make panels out of window frosting material.
Equipment used: Cricut
Have a Project to Share?
We love showcasing the amazing work done by our members! If you have a project created at Taylor Street Creative Space that you'd like featured in the gallery, let us know.
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