Katie, Heather, and I are in our last day at our booth at TNNA (The National Needlearts Association). It’s been a fun time here and I’ll fill you in on the cool things that happened in tomorrow’s wrap up post. (We fly back tonight!) Heather and I taught Katie how to knit and here’s a […]
John dug up some pics of his lego birdcam, one of the lego cams has a pan/tilt function. Way back in 2002, a couple of pigeons decided to make one of our flower pots their nest, so I took a couple of Lego Cams, one motorized, one not, and documented the laying and hatching of […]
Artist Ola Pehrson turns data from the stock market into sheets of music for a choir to sing… ” A vast amount of information in the shape of index graphs is constantly being created at the different stock markets of the world. In the project “NASDAQ vocal index” the graphs of companies listed on the […]
Lorigami on flickr has a photo-tutorial on how to make a pair of boy cut panites from an old t-shirt. Cute! Link.
Lifehacker’s Rick Broida show you how to replace a dead power supply in a PC, he writes – “Power supplies die. You never know when it’s going to happen, but it’s always at the worst possible time. You hit the power button and your PC just sits there. Idle. Quiet. Dead. At least hard drives […]
Sarah Moore has a great tutorial on using stamps to emboss CD tins to make a mini-albumn. Check out her full step-by-step. Link.
MAKE Instructables group member Fungus amungus is still sending interesting postcards to friends and family, here’s the latest… “This is my second attempt at sending out an acrylic postcard. I learned a few things the last time with the split-etched card even if it did successfully reach its destination.” – Link. Related: HOW TO – […]
