Here’s a super-simple flying-thing project suitable for kids from the Howtoons group on Instructables, Hoopajoo writes… – “This instructable will show you how to make a simple toy hovercraft for small children. It is suitable for daycare projects, science projects (aerodynamics and gyroscopes) as well as general fun. This is a project can be built […]
Sure you can recycle your empty soda cans, but why not turn them into art? This blog showcases the crushed can art of Charles Kaufman who brings new life with his fun illustration style to these empty cans. Thanks to Dot Reynolds for sending this in! Link.
Chris writes – “We have released a new section of our web site dedicated to designing tubular structures with SketchUp. We invite people to construct with the components we have on the site and those they make themselves and contribute to the project and component library. The initial fittings in the library were created using […]
This is one of the most comprehensive tutorials on how to make stamps I have ever seen online. I love the added tutorial on how to mount your stamps on a block of wood for a more professional stamp look. The tips throughout the piece are golden nuggets for anyone looking to start rubber stamping. […]
Matt shows you how to keep a nice chunk of the Wikipedia on your iPod he writes – “I’ve commented now and again that I’d be willing to pay upwards of $100 for a handheld version of Wikipedia — one that I can sync via WiFi, then take on the bus and read to my […]
In MAKE 07 we showed you how to grow your own mushrooms (set up a home Mycology lab), and a bunch of MAKE readers sent in this great forum site “Mycotopia”… tons and tons of activity and resources there to check out… – Link & check out their photo browser. Pictured here, found mushrooms from […]
Ninja Turtle Hat http://www.etsy.com/view_item.php?listing_id=510709 By Arwen O’Reilly My jaw dropped when I saw Jennifer’s amazing Ninja turtle hat, made without a pattern for her Etsy shop. Fortunately she’ll make it in any size, even for grown-ups. My favorite part is the way the mask becomes 3D in back so you can tie it. A self-taught […]
