Similar to the concept of ice cream cones, what we have here are decorative bread plates that can hold food and are edible as well. Rollware is a set of rolling pins that can be used to produce different patterns on flat breads making them visually delectable.

The patterned rolling pins have been designed by Joanne Choueiri, Giulia Cosenza, Povilas Raskevicius from Piet Zwart Institute. You can watch the video below to learn how the Rollware is used to craft the breads.

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Why would you not want them? In addition to being an adorable pair, they are ready to rock and roll with your laundry when you need them, saving you some drying time and precious energy!

With their body full of spikes, the cute duo allows optimum heat circulation to take place. Using them in the dryer makes your clothes wrinkle free and fluffy while minimizing static.

Price of the Hedgehog Dryer Balls is $6.00.

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Emails are fast and fun, requiring just a few clicks to read the message enclosed within. It’s also kind of addictive and exciting to receive and open one. So here’s a Gmail Pillow for you to hug and say thanks to for making information easily accessible that wasn’t possible even a decade ago.

When you talk about Google, there’s a lot to cover. So here are some more iconic Google themed pillows to shower your love upon. The Google pillows are in fleece and has been handmade to fit in every detail.

Gmail Pillow is priced at $24.99. For more info visit craftsquatch’s shop at Etsy.

No, it’s not the swiss army knife that you know of. Look closer and you are sure to be surprised. Packed in a single case, with the ease of pulling one or all out, you get to have different utility plugs to help you with your charging requirements.

The handy tool comprising of  “multi-use micro USB phone plug, mini USB plug, and iPhone plug” can be used to charge gadgets by plugging it to the computer. Yes, it gets that easy. Compatible with a number of devices, the tool comes in orange, pink, green and blue colors. Price is $24.00.

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Now you know what to do with the pretty prints of yours if you have them lying around for a long period in the corner of your closet. You could give them a second chance to show off their glorious beauty by turning those into Argyle Sock Vases.

Yeah! It is a DIY fun activity that makes cute vases from bowls, glass and socks! All you need to gather are “socks, vessels, needle and thread, scissors and scrap fabric” and then follow Kate Pruitt’s directions in creating your own awesome vases. Enjoy!

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Take a look at it again! What do you see? A bracelet just right for gamers to wear and flaunt alike. Each acrylic piece of the Controller Bracelet has been made to look like the different video game controllers, some that are being used today while some that once had been doing the rounds.

The bracelet by Dave Rollins measures 9 inches and is available in four colors. Price for each is $35.00.

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When we think about band-aids, our thought revolves around the common rectangular shapes. And more importantly we painfully try to use the same to cover up the wounds located at different parts of the body.

Band-Aid Printer solves the problem by providing the option to print a variety of adhesive bandages as and when required. Although a concept, it looks like you could select different options by pressing a button from a built-in set of shapes. The machine is said to be a “quasi-3D printer, which can print the plaster directly.” Also it is capable of handling the shades of the plasters to suit skin tones.

Band-Aid Printer has been designed by Han Like, Liu Peng, Ren Mingjun, Wei Chenjie, Yang Xiao from EVENdesign and is a reddot design award winner for 2012.

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Violin, trumpet, trombone or the flute; each of the beautifully made musician mobiles will enthrall you into thinking of being in the gracious presence of a performer as they play on in sync with the tender breeze.

Every mobile is completely handmade and comes in a variety of instrumental settings. Featured here are: Jazz Trio Band Mobile and Violinist. If interested you could take a peek into the show at amazingmobiles’ shop at Etsy.

Although people love to chew gum, disposing it becomes a tricky job. Green Seeds packaging concept shows how a person can easily discard the sticky clump without a problem.

The chewing gum bottle has paper strips attached to it that can be torn to contain the waste. Additionally it also has a temporary storage unit at the bottom to collect the waste to be thrown in the trash as and when required.

The concept comes from Gonglue Jiang who won the the Gold Prize in the Zhenhai Cup Design Competition.

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