Anh-Minh Le has a great write up of CRAFT in the San Francisco Chronicle! – “The quarterly started out as a special edition of the 2-year-old magazine Make, which focuses on do-it-yourself technology projects. But, according to Craft Associate Editor Natalie Zee Drieu, the publishers quickly knew they were on to something bigger. “They realized […]
Brian writes – “This is the configuration I’m using to set up my project for the Rhode Island statewide wireless network. When it’s done, it will just be the computer in the Voom PC case, the XPower 300W power pack, the solar cell, and of course the WiMax card. I plan to try it out […]
This week’s CRAFT Pattern Podcast comes a couple days early so you can get started on it for the long Thanksgiving weekend. We are so excited to be featuring a pattern from Amy Butler’s new book, In Stitches. Here’s a quick and easy pattern on how to make a sash with beaded fringe trim. Ooh […]
Casey @ brains-N-brawn.com (one of my favorite sites) reminds us that if you’re a developer you can write off the purchase for gaming gear… – “this vid of an XNA racer demo gave me goose bumps. and don’t forget that XNA is the developers excuse for writing off 360 and HDTV purchases …” – Link. […]
Sally Shim of Shim + Sons brings us the most beautiful, inspirational craft projects on her blog. Here’s her applique tutorial where she shows you how you can take plain baby onesies or t-shirts and add creative applique embellishments. Link.
That’s right, if you want THE loudest iPod, Zune, whatever music player *this* is what you need… The iBump crossover lets you crank it up without distortion. “Freshman volume” is the sound level metric introduced to college students in their first year – it’s the highest sound level possible at which there is nobody screaming […]
Robert writes – ” About a year ago my fiance and I bought a run-down houseboat in Seattle. Knowing that there would be many painful construction days ahead we decided to first equip our house with a floating hot tub. Starting with only a picture-book understanding of marine engineering, used materials from craigslist, and some […]
