http://cufflinks.blogsome.com Hunting down the worlds greatest cufflinks Tue, 13 Jun 2006 21:39:59 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en A while back we had a run down of the top ‘geek chique’ cufflinks’ floating around on the web. If your more of a do-it yourself kind of guy or gal this tutorial for Ethernet cufflinks might be just what you’re looking for. All that’s required are some ethernet connectors, ... http://cufflinks.blogsome.com/2006/06/13/ethernet-cufflinks/ This post is the first in a series on collecting cufflinks and is written by guest editor Gene Klompus. Gene is the founder of the American National Cufflink Society, regularly lectures on the subject and with his wife Patricia runs the online store JustCufflinks.com Gene is also an accredited cufflink ... http://cufflinks.blogsome.com/2006/04/24/collecting-cufflinks-1-introduction/ There’s not too many blogs about cufflinks on the web at the moment so I’m always happy when something shows up and I recently found the personal blog of English Cufflinks designer Andrew MacFarlane. Just a few posts at the moment but hopefully it’ll continue to grow. I particularly ... http://cufflinks.blogsome.com/2006/04/21/english-cufflinks/   One of the blogs I need to get my daily fix from is the Make blog and today they showed some really cool jewellery from Amy Pfaffmann, a designer based in San Francisco. Amy makes her jewelery from a bizarre array of functional objects such as toothbrushes, wooden rulers and electronic ... http://cufflinks.blogsome.com/2006/04/12/cufflinks-from-functional-objects/ Business Week has an interesting article up about online store Cuffdaddy. Think small. That was the basic starting point for Mike Cayelli when he decided to open an online retail business two years ago. With a tiny house, little capital to invest, and only "spare time" ... http://cufflinks.blogsome.com/2006/04/07/cuff-daddy-insight-into-the-cufflink-business/ In general I think if’s fair to say that us I.T Professionals are a pretty casual bunch. We’d rather be slobbing around in a t-shirt and jeans than wearing a shirt and tie. But sometimes you just need to dress up. Perhaps you’re selling your Ajaxified Web2.0 app to ... http://cufflinks.blogsome.com/2006/04/05/geek-cufflinks/ And now for something completely different.. These handmade glass cufflinks from Happy Owl Glassworks are super cool. The next step is to find a cufflink set with real beetles encased in resin via Gen Art Pulse  [tags]cufflink,cufflinks,glass[/tags] http://cufflinks.blogsome.com/2006/03/24/happy_owl_cufflinks/ IMOOI Cufflinks One of my favourite designer cufflink labels right now has got to be IMOOI, a Canadian based company taking the world by storm with their stunning modern designs. It’s hard to choose from their great range but my top pick has got to be these ... http://cufflinks.blogsome.com/2006/03/24/imooi-cufflink/ So St Patrick’s day came and went for another year. Hope you managed to sing embarrasingly loud, drink a Guiness or two and get a decent sleep in on Saturday morning. Since you really can have too much of a good thing I’m afraid you’ll need to stow away the ... http://cufflinks.blogsome.com/2006/03/19/celtic-cufflinks/ Welcome to Cufflinks Central, a website totally devoted to those little metal things that keep your shirt sleeves together. What has the web come to? Does the world actually need an entire blog focussed on one small accessory? Well maybe not, but given that there already seem to be blogs ... http://cufflinks.blogsome.com/2006/03/17/welcome-to-cufflinks-central/