For Halloween, I designed a clothespin with a skull attached to it (don’t ask, all kinds of weird ideas happen when you have kids):
This one was 3D printed in PLA, which is a sturdy enough plastic to withstand the forces of the clothespin spring.
Here it is in action:
In the unlikely case that you want to make one, too, you can find the files on Thingiverse.
Most of the stuff on this site is about papercraft, so this post may come as a bit of a surprise. Anyway, if you (or your kids!) are interested in a nice little casual mobile game, this might be for you: I have created a game called "Riverly"
The calendar is basically a grid of 7 x 8 cells. Each cell contains a cube corresponding to that particular day. The cube has a red and a black and white side. You can indicate the current day by turning the cube to the red side. For a new month,
Here is the 2024 update for the dino calendar. For 2024, I have also added a new color scheme for the dino – dark gray with lime green highlights. stegosaurus_dark_grayDark gray theme for the stegosaurusstegosaurus_dark_gray.pdf259 KBdownload-circlestegosaurus_2024_monthsMonthly calendar cards for 2024stegosaurus_2024_months.pdf295 KBdownload-circlestegosaurus_
Here is the 2023 update for the dino calendar. I wish all of my dear readers a happy and prosperous year 2023! stegosaurus_2023_monthsMonthly calendar cards for 2023stegosaurus_2023_months.pdf293 KBdownload-circlestegosaurus_2023_weeksWeekly calendar cards for 2023stegosaurus_2023_weeks.pdf414 KBdownload-circle