Cecily has posted up on the Lion Brand site more details on gauge, sizing, and hooks to the sampler afghan CAL she’s hosting. (We posted about it here on CRAFT.) With over 1370 comments/participants, it looks like it’s going to be a really fun one. It’s not too late to join in! Check out the […]
Jim writes in with a cool upcoming class @ TechShop… Most makers love to watch combat robots fight to the death on shows like RoboGames, BattleBots, and Robot Wars. The folks at TechShop in Menlo Park, California, are conducting a special 2-day intensive class called “Build A 60-Pound Combat Robot”. The class gives you the […]
writes in – LIGHTWAVE 2009 – OPEN CALL Calling all techno-artists, playful scientists, renegade engineers, architects, sculptors, lighting designers, fashion designers, guerrilla projectionists and inventors! LIGHTWAVE returns to the Science Gallery at Trinity College Dublin following the unprecedented success and international acclaim received in its phenomenal inaugural show. Bigger, better and raising the bar, LIGHTWAVE […]
Mitch Altman, microcontroller hacker extraordinare and inventor of wonderful gadgets like the TV-B-Gone will be at HacDC on Sunday, September 7 at 2:00 PM to help show you how to build your own Brain Machine. Mitch will be bringing all the parts, tools and inspiration necessary, all you need to do is show up! The […]
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Start your weekend off in a geeky, chocolatey way by making these Tetris Brownies, courtesy of this recipe and tutorial by Fraske Design. Related: • Needlepoint Tetris Fridge Magnets • Tetris Tote Bag • Tetris Quilt
Hm…has stylish and modern designer Nicole Balch of Making it Lovely and Pink Loves Brown gone whimsical on us? By the looks of this girly-sweet doll she whipped up during a recent bout of cabin fever, I’d say the answer is “maybe” (followed by an “awww!”).
