Red wine vinegar is really easy to make at home. All you need is some leftover red wine, some water, red wine vinegar mother, and a few tools. You can look for red wine vinegar at your local homebrewing shop, but mine was out, so I ordered it online. It’s basically “live” red wine vinegar […]
Diane at CraftStylish has a tutorial up for a brilliant pet food/water dish made from oilcloth. The dish holds water or food “beautifully” and then folds up to slip easily back into your backpack.
LinuxDevices has published a paper that goes deep into into the open source (hardware and software) Elphel cameras: Foreword: — This paper describes the recent imaging advances by Elphel, supplier of open source (hardware and software) cameras to customers that include Google (for select Street View and book scanning projects). It should interest imaging engineers, […]
Latex Kitty in Copenhagen writes in with her tutorial on working sheet latex into leggings. I’ve never worked with the stuff, but apparently there are some special techniques involved including de-powdering and gluing together your very own pair of super-shiny leggings.
Tami at Roxycraft is celebrating Valentine’s Day with a free heart pattern you can crochet.
From the MAKE Flickr pool Deryke demonstrates some expressionist circuits from his sketchbook collection – some of the wildest traces I’ve ever seen. Looks like a lot of fun, definitely a great way for artists to get aquatinted with electrons. He plans on incorporating an Arduino next – happy exploring!
We don’t think Kaden Harris’ book, Eccentric Cubicle, has gotten nearly enough of the love it deserves. This is a really smart, funny, and informative book that any maker can benefit from and enjoy reading. If you’ve looked at it and thought: “Hmmm… I’m not interested in building desktop seize equipment or a personal guillotine,” […]
