Valentine’s Day Heart Projects for Kids
Kids Craft Weekly has a fun selection of Valentine’s Day heart projects for kids to make from this icy cold heart pop to a colourful heart bough.
Year: 2009
Mobius circuit
Lenore and Windell at Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories made this mobius circuit as a way to create a true “single sided” circuit board. They used watercolor paper: While it is possible to have your own flexible circuit boards commercially fabricated (at a remarkably high cost), we’re executing a much cheaper DIY version here. There are […]
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CRAFT is on Facebook, and we want you to add us to your favorite pages! Become a fan of the CRAFT Facebook page and get a chance to win CRAFT, Vol. 10! You can add your craft-related photos and converse with fellow readers. We even send out a few announcements now and then about special […]
Speech synthesis in the year 1939
Featured at the 1939 World’s Fair, the Voder (Voice Operating DEmonstratoR) from Bell Laboratories created vocal sounds via dedicated noise and tone generating vacuum tubes. These sounds were formed into words by the hand of a specially trained operator seated at the Voder’s interface. In aninterview with CMJ, electronic music pioneer Wendy Carlos explains in […]
Kite flies with LEDs + accelerometer
With a bit of testing, coding, and sewing, Casey upgraded a kite with Lilypad Arduino, accelerometer and LEDs. The finished product displays its orientation to the operator and puts on a bit of a light show during dynamic maneuvers. The project required a decent amount of planning for proper installation of the sewn circuit and […]
Valentine Making Soiree in San Francisco, Thurs Feb 5
The lovely ladies of Hello Lucky will be having a Valentine Making Soiree at the Union Street Chronicle Books store in San Francisco on Thursday, February 5th. The free event will have yummy cupcakes, wine, and all craft supplies provided! Valentine Making Party Thursday 2/5 Chronicle Books Store 6-8pm 1846 Union Street San Francisco, CA […]
Making games with Meggy Jr.
I recently assembled a MeggyJr. RGB kit and was pleasantly surprised at what a solid handheld gaming system it really is. Inspired by Meggy’s bright and blinky LED matrix screen, I decided to try my hand at some basic game development. Because I’d never written a game before (though played more than my fair share), […]