I first came across the Bitter Betty Blog from Alice at Futuregirl. Thanks to her now I keep up with all the things happening at Bitter Betty Industries. This week of course, I am delighted to see her vintage style comic adventures of Sally Stitch in Chapter 5, Tucks and Pleats. Link.
Here’s a great DIY tilt sensing mouse made with an Arduino – [via] Link. Related: Arduino @ MAKE – Link. Get started with Arduino with the MAKE guide! – Link.
Doc writes in – Making lo-rez holograms on a CNC – Figured you guys might get a kick out of this, as the fellow not only made his own CNC mill (including using homebrew laser interferometry to determine how flat the table is, and anodizing it himself) but has recently been experimenting with CNC engraving. […]
Zazaziza writes – We’ve put together a wearable randomness generator and display that, by way of a simple gestural interface, shows hexagrams from the Book of Changes (I Ching). The Hexagram shirt was inspired by and conceived to fit into the dystopic universe of Philip K. Dick’s The Man in the High Castle, a novel […]
Molly of Ambatalia Fabrics has some major inspiration for us! These cardboard rugs made by Dutch designer Wendy Plomp. Read more at the Ambatalia blog. Link.
Here’s a cool video on how to make fireballs, catchy music too.
I had some extra real estate in my tampon case, so I assembled my new TV-B-Gone kit inside. I pulled out the button and aimed it slightly downward, so it can be activated by items on a table like the base of a wine glass or silverware, for going incognito in a restaurant. – Link. […]
