Which weird DIY books look like the most promising reads? Vote 'em up.
The DIY craze is still going strong, and most of the time, creating something yourself is a pleasant experience. It feels empowering to knit a nice wool scarf while avoiding having to shell out major bucks to buy one in-store. If you're dedicated enough (and don't mind making a stop at the local arts and craft store) you could even create some cool cross stitch art to put on your walls
For the less creative among us, blogs, books, and podcasts have emerged that provide instructions on how to master the tactile arts. However, certain DIYers have taken the trend a bit too far.
Handy links have been provided so that you can purchase these DIY manuals for yourself or for close friends.
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Pornogami: A Guide To the Ancient Art Of Paper-Folding For Adults
The author of Pornogami claims that he first started folding paper into erotic shapes as an "effective icebreaker." Because nothing connects two strangers at a social gathering quite like someone saying "Hey, look, I turned this piece of paper into a butt; will you be my friend?"
From the Reviews: "It's not easy folding dollar bills into a vagina or a penis but I am trying."
Duct Tape is one of the most useful inventions ever created and at least one roll is essential for every household. We will definitely have a copy of this book on hand when the eventual apocalypse happens.
From the Reviews: "The pictures chosen to illustrate the projects are an 'in-your-face' offense to anyone who isn't a fan of unrestrained nudity."
Whoa, holy crap. THAT certainly took a turn. Maybe think twice before buying this apparently R-Rated Duct Tape book for your young nieces and nephews.
If you thought "There's no way there's enough material about painting rabbits on rocks to sustain an entire book," you should know that this is one book out of eleven that the author has on the subject.
From the Reviews: "Fast shipping. Book smells like mildew."
The extended title of this book is "Knitting with Dog Hair: Better a sweater from a dog you know and love than from a sheep you'll never meet." We have no frame of reference to dispute that, so we'll just have to take the author's word for it and grow suspicious of the motives of these strange sheep we'll never meet.
From the Reviews: "I have a big bag of fur, but haven't done anything with it. This book has given me some ideas. Thanks."
Cool review from a person we hope to never meet under any circumstances.
Are you looking forward to having sex in the afterlife but you're not quite an expert? Well then this book is probably for you and no one else, you very specific person.
Or maybe not, because...
From the Reviews: "There is nothing about sex in the afterlife in this book."
