This is the type of interactive clothing that requires no batteries or circuits. Just grab the included washable marker, scribble down your thoughts on your chest, and wear your creation throughout the day. Throw it in the wash that night and the cycle repeats itself until the speech bubble gets too cracked to write on […]
Dimmie writes – This week I’ve been working on a POV. It’s my first microcontroller project ever and it has been very interesting. The microcontroller I used is an Atmel ATMEGA16 programmed with an Atmel AVR Dragon. The next step is to make it turn arround on a motor and calibrate itself automaticly with help […]
Grace on design*sponge has a few paper craft tutorials that are perfect quick projects. Learn how to make an accordion scrapbook, a thank you note/place card, and a small accordion booklet. Link.
Etsy seller Jezze creates beautiful one-of-a-kind block printed cotton fabrics with nature-inspired themes like leaves and flowers. These would be gorgeous stretched on a frame, or used in a special sewing project. Link.
Phil @ MAKE writes about this plush light-emitting diode, my favorite electronics component. – Link.
Flickr user Stitchindye turned a colorful IKEA duvet cover into a baby quilt, adding stitching around each number, which makes the whole thing appear to be appliquéd. She used the same fabric and technique to make a bag as well (which you can buy via Etsy here). Simple but effective! Link.
Some nice lady made this knitted Companion Cube from the video game Portal. She released very specific instructions and helpful pictures so you can make your own, plus she released the pattern under a Creative Commons license. This was mentioned in the comments of the Guerilla Knitting talk I posted yesterday. – Link. Related: 24C3: […]
