Don’t forget: it’s time to apply for Bazaar Bizarre at Maker Faire Bay Area! The application deadline is April 1, so you still have time for a chance to participate in this fantastic craft fair at Maker Faire Bay Area. I talked with Bazaar Bizarre co-organizer, Jamie Chan, and got the low down on what […]
Instructables user Mongpoovian shows us how to make chocolate liquor cordials, and writes: Is there any greater pleasure than consuming a tiny chocolate bottle of your favorite alcohol? Think about it: a rich, bittersweet shell of chocolate hides a wafer-thin shell of sugar. At the first bite, a rich “snap” rewards your efforts, which is […]
After I graduated from college, a friend and I spent a few weeks backpacking around Europe. We ended up spending a few days on the Greek island of Naxos, where we had moussaka for the first time. I’ve spent the past eight years trying to recreate that heavenly blend of eggplant, tomato, meat and egg, […]
In this day and age, receiving a handwritten note is a special and all-too-rare treat. If the card itself is handmade, that’s even better! Here’s a project that uses blank note cards from the craft store and fabric scraps from your stash to create one-of-a-kind embellished greetings that are sure to perk up anyone’s day.
Make: television continues to grow steadily across the country… Starting this Saturday, March 28th, you can watch Make: at 11am in Seattle/Yakima on KCTS and KYVE. We’re excited to welcome Seattle/Yakima as the newest member of the Make: television family. Seattle is home to countless makers and awesome maker groups like the HazardFactory and Dorkbot […]
Public Television networks in Ohio, Kentucky, and Wisconsin just started airing Make: television, and starting this weekend, Missouri, Rhode Island, and Virginia are hopping on the bandwagon! Make: television will be premiering on: KETC St. Louis this Saturday at 10:00am. WVPT Harrisonburg, VA this Sunday at 10:30am. You can find a map of WVPT’s coverage […]
Randi of I have to say…has a great sewing tutorial to make this laundry sack. I love the fabrics she used. Randi writes: One fun idea would be to make three of these–one white, one light and one dark–so that the kids could sort their clothes all week long. Mom’s job might seem a little […]
