Easy Decorative Wall Tiles
If you’ve got a blank wall, some pretty papers (or fabrics), and some foam sheets, you can create these nice and simple wall tiles for brightening up a room. Linda Merrill from Massachusetts shows us how. (Thanks, Marc!)
Month: August 2008
Heidi Kenney at Schmancy
Heidi Kenney (aka My Paper Crane) will be visiting Seattle this weekend for her first-ever solo show at Schmancy, entitled If You Lived Were Here You Would Be Home Now. The work she’s been previewing online looks absolutely amazing, and the good news for non-Seatte folks is that Schmancy is already offering online pre-sales. If […]
Knobs in precious metal
Jason Nicholls of Endelss Knobbing recreates knobs, fader caps and other musical equipment hardware using precious metals – because, let’s face it, nothing’s too good for your audio interface – Endless Knobbing
CRAFT: 08 – Swing Shift Ruffle Skirt
In CRAFT: 08, Christine Haynes has a sewing tutorial on how to make a ruffle dress or skirt. Unfortunately the skirt version of the photo didn’t make it into the print issue. For your reference, we’ve posted the skirt photo online on the article page and is pictured above. So grab the latest CRAFT and […]
DFW Synth DIY Meet up
From the MAKE Flickr photo pool Rob sends word of an event this weekend for synth-makers in the Dallas-Fort Worth area – The plan is to have a regular meet up (maybe monthly) where we can share ideas, play with circuits and maybe show off our latest creations. DIYers of ALL LEVELS are welcome. If […]
34x25x36 – how mannequins are made
Interesting look at how some mannequins are made and maybe more important, a look at why… A documentary about mannequins, perfection, and religion. 34x25x36 is the 3rd segment in a project about physical perfection being made into a feature film – by Jess Epstein.
HOW TO – Decipher Japanese Patterns
Label-Free helps us figure out how to trace, read, and sew from Japanese pattern books–something that can be super hard to decipher when you’re not a native Japanese speaker.