If you spend too much time cleaning, and not enough working in your shop, this may be for you. They sell commercial versions of these type of brushes, but I bet this retrofit is a lot cheaper. This is a nice little DIY project that could save you a lot of time. The drill brush
Happy St. Patrick’s day! I was looking around for green beer recipes today (it’s 4-5 drops of green food coloring) but also found this “green” approach to brewing beer @ Wired… A time-honored tradition on St. Patrick’s Day is to drink green beer. But Brooklyn Brewery won’t partake in the ritual. Instead, the brew pub […]
Craftster user Nearfantastica did a great job knitting up the “Bulky Cables” cardigan pattern from Glampyre Knits. The gorgeous blue yarn she used is vintage, and the whole thing knitted up in about a week. Very inspiring! Cable Sweater Related: • Interview with Stephanie Japel of Glampyre Knits & Author of Fitted Knits • CRAFT […]
Here’s a new instructable I made for fffffatlab on how to create embroidery designs using images on your computer screen. The resulting grafitti tag style patches are also for sale in the fffffat etsy shop.
Hey Makers, remember when MAKE visited Japan in late 2007? Well, we did and one of the goals was to bring back some amazing kits for our Maker store, and we did! From Gakken’s Sophisticated Science Kit for Adults, the Stirling Engine kit is as majestic as a piece of art, and is used to […]
Regine at We Make Money Not Art has a nice review of the Pricked: Extreme Embroidery show up at the Museum of Art and Design in New York. If you’re not in the area, this is a great way to get a good overview of the amazing works on display in this show. Related: Pricked: […]
Gregory at Apartment Therapy LA shows us how to make this attractive cover for those wily extension cords you probably have laying about. You can whip these up with a few simple supplies like empty toilet paper rolls and wrapping paper. Cord Holder
