Here are some of my favorite posts from the CRAFT blog this week: HOW TO – Make a Rainbow Zebra Pinata – Link. Stitchable Arduino Patches – Link. Cooking with Edible Flowers – Link. Recycled Light Bulb Lamps – Link. Shrinky Plastic Keychains – Link.
If you didn’t have a chance to make a foxhole radio this weekend, take an hour or two and make one up! Watch the video – Link Read the PDF instructions – Link Subscribe – Link
Jessi points us to this cute wrap-around dress by Tiny Happy that will fit a 2-3 year old girl. Just adorable! Link.
A retro-futuro casemod built inside of an antique phone box with the restored and retro-fit phone itself on top. The phone functions as both a landline phone and works with Skype, MSN Voice, and Google Talk. DialupPC – [via] Link Related: “Computational Engine” casemod – Link Steampunk items on MAKE: Blog – Link
Milwaukee residents with a yen to learn silkscreening, take heed! The Little Friends of Printmaking are teaching their popular Inkbot Academy classes at Discovery World again, and are already booked through October. There are still spots left for their November session, so act quickly and get in touch with them if you’re interested. This is […]
Livejournal user vomitsaw has created these printed circuit board (PCB) bracelets to look like skulls! No word as to whether they’re for sale, but the etched copper and AV plug fasteners make these a geek-chic must have. Skull PCB Bracelet – [via] Link.
Steve Symons’ “MUIO Interface” is an easy to use, homebrew microcontroller board that operates over USB and requires no programming to get started. The board features everything from on board analog to digital converters, an I2C bus, three expansion busses, and more! Programming the board is only OSX and Linux compatible at the moment, but […]
