Knit Apple Cozy Pattern
I love this knit apple cozy by I Think I’m Gonna Purl. She’s got the full knitting pattern available to you. The added initial monogram detail is so cute. Link.
Year: 2007
Dachskuh by Lizette Greco
Lizette Greco has added a mysterious creature called Dachskuh to the CRAFT flickr pool. From Lizette’s description: We’re calling this a dachskuh, but please correct our German if we are wrong. While the dairy industry prizes this breed for having twice as many udders as a standard cow, the dachskuh is a favorite of rib […]
SuperNaturale Interview with Ravelry
SuperNaturale writer Marie Rounsavell posted an interview with Jess and Casey from Ravelry. As a member for less than 2 weeks, I am already hooked on the Ravelry goodness. Link.
Simple PIC VGA tester
Chris made this excellent tutorial on creating a VGA test box with a PIC microcontroller. He writes: For quite some time I’ve been wanting to create a device that outputs VGA signals. My main goal was of course to be able to display whatever I wanted on the monitor I was currently using. The goal […]
Apocalyptic wargaming terrain
There’s tabletop miniature wargaming, and then there’s housewide miniature wargaming, a.k.a. certifiable insanity. I wonder if these guys ever get out of the house? Oh wait, they *have* to get out of the house, they have no place to eat, sleep, entertain, etc. BTW: Terrain insanity of this caliber doesn’t have to be a time […]
Handmade music strikes NY yet again, Thursday, 11/15: Your projects wanted —
The next CDM, ETSY and MAKE night is happening TONIGHT!@!@, Peter writes – Handmade Music, the semi-regular evening of DIY musical oddities brought to you by CDM, Etsy, and Make Magazine, will mercilessly descend upon yet another peaceful Brooklyn evening. Expect an informal, free party + show and tell + science fair featuring self-made electronic […]
Electronic prototypes
TeleChrome writes in with a Flickized iron transfer how-to on making your own PCBs – How to make professional-quality printed circuit boards right in your kitchen sink: This remarkable technique uses an ordinary laser printer to transfer a toner resist mask onto a piece of plain copper clad. Electronic prototypes – Link.