Kristin of Plush You! has got a great interview with Jenny Harada who makes the most wonderful plush monsters. You can also enter the giveaway for a chance of winning a custom plush just for you made by Jenny! For those of you in the Seattle, WA area, Plush You! is also looking for an […]
Joey sent in his really nice Blu-Ray laser pointer that he made. His build is well documented, and there are a few features that make it unique. He said that you could even see the beam of light in a dark room, that’s cool. I focused on building a high quality device. I am really […]
From the MAKE Flickr photo pool Pummer pics on Make: Pool [above, bottom-left] USB hub spider [above, top-left] Electric click (prototype) [above, top-right] Arduino MIDI touchpad [above, bottom-right]
From the MAKE Flickr photo pool Divine Harvester went to town on an old keyboard – creating a highly colorful and somewhat legible interface of excellence. (It looks as though the ‘escape’ key may have actually escaped) – K3YB04RD on Flickr
In playing with his Craft Robo plotter (a cutter that feeds vinyl or paper through it like a printer), Tom made a QR code business card, and even with some interior pixels missing, the error correction makes it still scan when placed against a dark background. Related: QR Code Cake on CRAFT QR codes from […]
This week’s ThreadHeads visits with Cal of Hodge Podge clothing to teach you how to crochet a neckine.
Crafty Chica shows you how to make these cute decorative concrete coasters.
