HOW TO – Wet Felted Oven Mitts
FeltCafe shares her tutorial for making these heart-shaped oven mitts, a great project to try if you want to learn wet felting.
Year: 2008
Tech Adventure in Bristol UK
Nikki from Bristol UK writes in to tell of the next TechAdventures meetup. “An Adventure in Technology” is a party which will be held on the 28th February at the Trinity Centre in Bristol. We want you to create and discover new ideas using technology. Bring your unexpected toys, your creations, projects and ideas, put […]
Maker Shed now has Online Metal and Plastics
The Maker Shed has teamed up with OnlineMetals.com to introduce an entirely new way to purchase small quantities of quality metals and plastics. Just point, click and get metal and plastic exactly to your specifications. Since you’re using the site via the Maker Shed, you’ll save 5% off your order automatically. Please do note that […]
Moleskine indexing hack
I love this simple hack for getting at a particular section in your notebook a little more quickly.
Koshland Museum Challenge
As part of part of Global Entrepreneurship Week, Make: DC, Dorkbot DC, and HacDC have teamed up with the wonderful Koshland Science Museum to present: Innovation Program: Test Your Imagination Date: Wednesday, November 19, 2008 Location: Koshland Science Museum Time: 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM Cost: $7/$5 for students Age Range: 13+ Innovation. New ideas. […]
Squirrel Feet Earrings
I know I’m not the only one around here who has a soft spot for creative taxidermy – and who could not have their heart stolen completely by this gift of lovely squirrel feet earrings? Via Craftastrophe Update: hey folks, phil from MAKE here — we read all your comments and we appreciate all the […]
Janice Jakielski’s Body-dressing Art
Janice Jakielski creates interesting forms that fit to the human body and infer some kind of change in perception through sound or sight. The beautifully handcrafted hat-like forms suggest a poetic function. Check out her site for close-ups, the construction is really intricate and interesting! (Thanks, Marco!)
