Keyka shows how to use the hardware from your dog or cat’s old, worn-out collar to create a cute, new fabric collar. [via WhipUp] Related: • HOW TO – Make a Dog Ribbon Collar • HOW TO – Make Shrinky-Dink Keychains (or dogtags)
Flickr user SeattleJonman made these fun Space Invader cookies using cookie dough and a Play-Doh Fun Factory toy. Find out how he did it in his Flickr set. Related: • HOW TO – Make Pixel Art Cookies • @ MAKE: Space Invaders Cookies
Translation: It’s a desk lamp made from old CDs, with LED lights, powered by a PC USB port. Not the prettiest lamp on the desk, but you could obviously design it however you wish. The USB powered LED CD lamp
Lauren makes these felt game boy softies. I can’t wait to see this as a wireless NES controller! (Thanks, Collin!) Related: Nintendo Gameboy Car Mirror Ornaments
As seen in our CRAFT Flickr Pool, Doc Pop shares with us his saga on how he set out to reupholster his worn out shoes. From the pages of CRAFT: 07: “Converse A La Mod,” by Tom Wyatt, pgs 49-51. Preview the article in our Digital Edition. Subscribe to CRAFT Magazine For just $34.95, get […]
Here’s a video of a simple robot built with two RC servo motors and a GP3EZ controller that can be setup without any programming knowledge. Plus it doesn’t seem to crash into anything. GP3EZ
I really like these colorful Japanese paper robot models. If you click on the underlined text next to the images on the site, you’ll see larger images and (with more clicking!) get to downloadable PDFs. These would go great with a gift subscription to Make! Paper Robots
