This umbrella stand by Beligan designer Vandenhecke Mélanie would be a pretty easy weekend project. Simply attach half of a metal frame to the bottom of a planter. When you come in from the rain, deposit your umbrella on the stand and its drips will water your plants. via Design Spotter
If you’re a crafter who works with fabric at all, you know how important a large cutting table can be. This IKEA-hacked cutting table created by a husband for his wife has got me green with envy.
Rakesh Reddy gives an old toy a modern twist – it records your works of art… One of the frustrations of the Etch A Sketch is its temporary nature. You put in all that time learning to draw and your little brother (or spouse) bumps you and it’s all gone — your great art is […]
Nice and simple laser cut project, a chess set – part of Bre’s “things” series…
RjDj is a sound application for the Apple iPhone* that allows users to access “scenes” that transform sound that comes in through the microphone and allows additional tweakage via the the iPhone’s accelerometer and touch screen. But did you know that RjDj’s scenes are made with PD (PureData), a free, open-source multimedia programming environment that […]
What do Google Reader engineers read? by Mike Knapp @ Google (MAKE is on the list, woo!)… He writes… We are all passionate feed readers on the Google Reader team. For us, working on Reader is a dream job. Why? Because we have the perfect excuse when we’re caught browsing feeds at work! For a […]
Datamancer was sorely missed at this weekend’s Steampunk Convention, but he was anything but idle. Check out this lovely ergonomic keyboard he just uploaded to his site. The M-15 Ergonomic Keyboard More: “Maker” is what I do, “steampunk” describes the style
