When I saw the following tweet from Kids Craft Weekly, “There is no such thing as being too busy to craft – all you need is five minutes!” I was intrigued. I’m always having to remind myself that I don’t necessarily need long stretches of time to exercise some creative muscles. The latest issue of […]
Ok, we admit it, we’re tool junkies. Some people have it for gadgets, but who can resist a great-looking (and great-functioning) hand tools? Make: Online and Garrett Wade would like to give you some.
Phil @ MAKE points us to this art piece by Kevin Van Aeist called Cellular Mitosis (krispy kreme) from 2005. Mmmm, delicious biology!
Cotton Cloud shares a pattern for making this handy lunch tote with contrasting gussets that accommodate larger lunch containers and bottles of water.
Zipit hacker Hunter Davis runs through installing Linux on the low-cost WiFi connected IM device in his latest tutorial.
If you’re designing a user interface for an iPhone app, the appropriately named NotePod seems like it would be perfect for knocking out a quick sketch. The full-scale die-cut 100pp pad features rounded corners and the familiar minimalist iPhone interface.
Love this design of a robot/wheel chair wheel that can morph from a single wheel into a multi-wheel tank track, as terrain conditions dictate. Galileo Mobility Capabilities [via Solarbotics’ Twitter feed]
