Alex has a great series of electronics tutorial, he writes – Welcome to the electronics tutorial! If you want to learn electronics, it’s a great place to start. You can also revise for your GCSE here, as it’s written to GCSE standard for the year 2000 (so if you’re taking it in 1999, forget it. […]
David has a gigantic page of toys you can make like hot air balloons and rubber band cars! – Link & mirror.
Read more on the the cool things made with plastic grocery bags in Christina Loff’s plastic bag roundup in her Craftwork column on SFist. It’s amazing to see all these creations made from simple plastic grocery bags. Pictured here is the Plastic Bag Chandelier by Dan Steinhilber. See more including our favorite 1950’s knit grocery […]
This Thursday night, come on down to CHAC in seattle and get fired up for Ignite Seattle! We’re going to be making paper airplanes! We’ll have paper, markers, and scotch tape for you to make your own paper airplane and decorate it with hot rod flames or butterfly wing designs. You’ll then have to throw […]
We know that amigurumi patterns are typically crochet patterns so for all you knitters out there dying to make these cute toys, Katie at All in a Day’s… has 2 tutorials for you to make. Knit The Sakura Brothers, the hanging vine tomatoes or Kumochan this cute spider toy. The Sakura Brothers Knit Pattern and […]
Brian @ Hackszine write – Quinn Norton has posted the slides from the popular Body Hacking talk she gave at O’Reilly’s recent ETech conference. She defines body hacking as: Acting on yourself, with or without assistance, to enhance the function of your body or your perceptions. Body hacking is, like all other forms of hacking, […]
Sunnyday on craftster.org has a tutorial on how to make these pretty onion eggs with applique leaves and flower designs. Link.
