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Year: 2009
Geodesic Dome Greenhouse
YES-2-Tech, part of a program called Youth Exploring Science (YES) at the Saint Louis Science Center, published an instructable about making geodesic greenhouses. They write: Working and building the domes has been exciting, but also very beneficial. We traveled around St. Louis teaching kids and adults about the purpose and functions of the greenhouses. Also, […]
Firefox art panel at ROFLThing NYC
Jamie Wilkinson of F.A.T. writes: I’ll be moderating a panel at the ROFLCON NYC event this Saturday (Jan. 24th) with fffffellow ffffatties Steve Lambert and Tobi Leingruber (@ 2:45pm; just before Bre Pettis among others) We will be talking about Firefox-based art projects like Add-Art, China Channel, Tourettes Machine, and how to win the internet. […]
HOW TO – Matchbook Notepad
Derek and Lauren at Design Sponge share a great tutorial for making these teeny matchbook notepads, perfect to tote around with you to give out as calling cards or to jot down a quick phone number.
Amy Sedaris on CRAFT (and on crafting)
Subscribers of CRAFT will be happy to know that your next issue will be arriving in your mailboxes any day now. And there’s reason to celebrate: Amy Sedaris‘s smiling face is on the cover. In the issue, which happens to celebrate the act of celebration, she shows us how to make her favorite party cake, […]
Heart Factories
I love everything about these little “heart factory” sculptures from Pearson Maron, right down to the product description: I’ve grown weary of being told I don’t have a heart. If you are lacking a heart or tired of your heart being broken it would be wise to invest in your own tiny heart factory.
Maker to Maker – Cable Ties on MAKE: television
In this ‘Toolbox’ segment, William Gurstelle demonstrates a dizzying array of applications for cable ties. Got any other “multi-tasking” tools? Let us know. Get the m4v or subscribe in iTunes. Or watch on YouTube or Blip.