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Christmas Ideas Decorate your kitchen for Christmas! Nice idea for kids and not only Snowman made of cups  Pittsburgh Penguins Cupcake ornament for your Christmas tree!  You could place names on each stocken  Cute snowman made with socks!

Luca Bordin is a big fan of American trucks, and since he couldn’t get his hands on a real rig, the Italian handyman decided to build his own Peterbilt 359. Bordin but it over 2,000 hours of work, over nine months, but the result is just breathtaking. His remote-controlled Peterbilt 359 model is a perfect replica of the original, right down to the authentic California license plates. The 16-foot-long, 3-foot-tall model tips the scale at 180 kg without the trailer, and goes over 250 kg with the trailer attached. He used images and drawings of the American truck, built a perfectly scaled wooden model of the cabin, which he later used to make one out of fiberglass, created a sturdy iron-pipe frame capable of withstanding serious weight, and used a steering system inspired by go-karts, where the wheels have a different turning radius. To make his 1/4 scale replica  Peterbilt 359 functional, Luca Bordin installed a 36-volt, 750-watt electric motor, which, although not as powerful as he woul

You might know how to accessorize the ultimate man cave, but the right furniture can really make or break the look. Forgo the cozy love seats and traditional wood coffee tables for something with a bit more kutzpah. We’ve found the most Cool Furniture known to man. They are made out of real car parts, all would make amazing gifts for men. 5.FIREBIRD COUCH Car enthusiast/furniture maker Steven Shaver wants you to bring your ride into your room with his amazing custom automotive furniture. Originally designed for an upscale car shop, he now offers his wares to the public. The Firebird couch features custom upholstery colors, embroidered car lettering and emblems on the rims. 4.JUNK CAR SHEET METAL TABLES It’s hard to give up that old heap of rusted metal you once called a truck. Sure, she’s pretty beat but you still see the beauty in that rusty hood. Joel Hester from Dallas, TX shares your sentiments and turns sheet metal from old American cars and trucks into beautiful tables. 3.ENGINE

Andre Lassen's Skeletal Cutlery Makes Eating Breakfast Badass I am willing to wager that when the devil sets his table, he uses André Lassen's Skeletal Cutlery. Lassen is a Dutch artist who specializes in making all sorts of macabre and badass weapons, furniture and jewelry pieces. Despite the inherent creepiness of a fork and spoon modeled after human remains, I do have to admit that the Skeletal Cutlery set is incredibly edgy. Lassen has completely redesigned forks, knives and spoons for the better.  Each of these pieces look like they could be used to fight off hungry demons or siblings, whichever you happen to come across first. The Skeletal Cutlery set is available for purchase and sells for the princely sum of $1,444 for the complete set or $577 per piece. sourse  and  sourse

For most of us pencil is just a tool used for painting, drawing, or updating checkbooks. But in the hands of Dalton, a Brazilian-born artist who lives in Bridgeport, these ordinary pencils turn into miniature sculptures. He carves sculptures out of the tips of pencils using sewing needle and razor blade. Apart from these he needs very bright light, and there is no use of a magnifying glass in creation of these artistic works. Each of these sculptures takes months to years to complete as he works for about an hour and a half a day. It took Dalton about two and half years to complete his best-known work, "Alphabet" a set of 26 pencils with each letter of the alphabet carved into the tip of the graphite via

No dining table is complete without a salt and pepper shaker. And if you are a collector of S+P, then these are some that you are going to like. What we have is a collection of top 5 salt and pepper shakers which we came across over a period of time. Hope you like it! 5.Racing Cars                                                           Make it an amazing race every time you season your food with these Salt and Pepper Shaker Racing Cars. The cars are shiny and the shakers sit inside like drivers.  via                                                                                                                 4.Renault F1                                                                       It’s almost like salt and pepper shakers has become the kitchen version of USB drives these days, they come in all kind of weird and cool shapes.The Renault F1 Salt and Pepper Shakers are made out from the gearbox oil filter housing of the French Formula One car. The material is silver-plated ai

Toys are generally thought of as being for kids, but kids don’t often have enough hard cash to pay for the really good stuff. Here are 6 really expensive toys for the kid in you – assuming you have a decent paying job or are just really bad with money. They range from small gadgets to giant extravagant conveyances. Take a look at the gallery below and imagine your second childhood with some of these babies in your closet – and a ton of debt at the bank. Probably a good thing you're just imagining it. 6.Arcade Keg Machine It’s a video game cabinet, and a keg. So, to clarify: You can play video games on it, and get beer out of it. Knowing that, why wouldn’t you be willing to shell out $4,000 for it? It’s worth twice that, at least. 5.Boardwalk Photo Booth What better way to spice up the walk from your living room to your den than with an “Authentic Boardwalk Photo Booth.” For $11,000, you’ll get the fun of having your picture taken in a booth (cost of film not included). It also doub

Mention the name Rolex and you will automatically think of luxury and ultra reliable watches. Considered as one of the most valuable brands in the world today, the company is the largest single luxury watch brand. It produces around 2,000 watches daily and has revenues in the billions of dollars. Alfred Davis and Hans Wildorf established Rolex in 1905. Originally based in London, the company eventually transferred to Geneva in 1919. Sports lovers will always see the Rolex sign in tennis grand slam tournaments, particularly in Wimbledon and in the Australian Open. The brand has been used in the most extreme of conditions. It went down to 10,916 meters when Jacques Piccard and Don Walsh dove the depth of the Mariana Trench in 1960. Both men sported a Rolex Sea Dweller Deep Sea Special at that time. It has also gone way up when the chief guide of the Hillary expedition to the peak of Mount Everest wore the brand in 1953 during their assault of the world’s highest mountain. Tenzing Norgay,