MAKE pal fungus amungus made a DIY international clock from a cheap IKEA clock, nice work… – “This is an international analog clock so you can see what time it is in other cities. With a lazy susan bearing, some magnets, and a couple of bolts this baby rotates and then locks in place, thus […]
Mediamatic has a RFID workshop running from 14-16th November in Amsterdam. – “RFID & The Internet of Things is a workshop for a maximum of 16 designers and artists who want to learn more about RFID and its possible (cultural) effects and uses. In this workshop you’ll make your own prototype where the virtual and […]
This is nice, even before the PS3 is out, folks are already dissecting and taking apart the new SIXAXIS controllers… [via] – Link. …And here’s a new iPod Shuffle taken apart too – Link.
I really do love the sushi theme that’s been going around the craft world and now look at this! The talented MK Carroll has created a cute knit pattern of a nigiri sushi baby wipe cozy. Choose to make yours as Maguro/Tuna or Sake/Salmon. Yum! Of course, you don’t have to make this just for […]
From the the Institute for the Promotion of the Less than One Millimeter, The Micropolitan Museum! – “For several centuries artists have depicted the human figure, still-lifes, landscapes or non-figurative motives. One subject has been widely neglected all those years: Micro organisms! The Micropolitan Museum finally exhibits these often overlooked works of art which are […]
knitgrrl Shannon has declared November, NaNoSewMo (National Sweater Knitting Month) and has created a cool knit-a-long! Shannon says, “How it works with NaNoSweMo: knit a 50,000-stitch sweater in a month. Or therebouts. I’ve never actually thought about sweaters in stitch count terms, that’s crazy talk. But if you divide your chosen sweater pattern’s rows or […]
Nat writes – “Crafter Lauren Mc Nees wrote us because she couldn’t find CRAFT at Newsbeat, the #1 place to get magazines in Davis, CA. Our amazing Circulation Director Heather Harmon was on it, and now you can get your issue of CRAFT magazine, as well as MAKE magazine, whenever you stop by Newsbeat (514 […]
