I love these downloadable dot-to-dot sewing cards made by CorgiPants. You can download her PDF for trendy cards (cupcake and mushroom) or fall cards featuring a leaf or pumpkin. It looks like fun to connect the dots via your sewing machine!
This looks like a fun project to make. I don’t think making an Arduino port would be too hard either. You can download the code on the website if you want to try and make your own LED Spectrum Analyzer. This is a simple spectrum analyzer on an 8×8 red/green LED Matrix. An Atmel ATMEGA32 […]
Alvaro Mautone’s cell phone gadget allows you to control appliances and alarms from up to 500m away – Want to turn on your home’s heating system before you arrive? Would you like to double check your home alarm from your car — or your car alarm from your home? Alvaro Mautone created a gadget that […]
Perry sent us a link to his latest project, the “AcceLED Pong”. The game runs on an Atmel ATMEGA32 AVR Micro-controller. The AVR read an Analog Devices ADXL203 2-Axis Accelerometer, which controls the movement of the paddle. You can download the source code on his website. [Thanks Perry] AcceLED Pong is a simple project I […]
One of our readers sent in this link to this electric go-kart build. It’s from the same MIT team that made a very cool DIY Segway. The website has lots of pictures, a video, and even schematics if you want to try and make your own Cap Kart. This year, the Summer Engineering Workshop team […]
Margaux Lange spotted a post about fashion designers Viktor + Rolf’s gallery show where they showcase “15 years worth of their most memorable fashion designs by creating 2 foot tall doll replicas to mimic their real life fashion originals all housed in a dollhouse within the gallery.”
Geek Crafts reader Jennifer created this clever cross-stitched plant cell cross-section that she made for her dad who is a botanist.
