Here is an easy to make ancient yet modern device that hurls spears at up to 100mph. Thanks go to Daryl Hrdlicka for the original article in MAKE, Volume 12. To download The Atlatl video click here and subscribe in iTunes. Check out the complete Atlatl article in MAKE, Volume 12 and you can see […]
Here’s your weekly craft fair roundup! If you have an event coming up, please add it to our online calendar. To get your call for entries listed in future blog posts, . Click on the jump to see the call for entries. Coming Up This Weekend: Washington Grange Holiday Bazaar Vancouver, WA Saturday, Oct. 17, […]
Here is an easy to make ancient yet modern device that hurls spears at up to 100mph. Thanks go to Daryl Hrdlicka for the original article in MAKE, Volume 12. View the PDF of this project. and then subscribe to MAKE Magazine for other great projects you can do over the weekend.
What’s that you say? It’s a little early in the month to be burning the gallery-of-dorky-jack-‘o-lanterns card? Not to worry. I’ve got four more where this one came from.
Small and simple, the iCOP eBox is a fanless x86 computer with solid state storage. I began my second SPARK project with plans to control my iRobot Create with an iCOP computer and Windows Embedded CE 6.0R2. There were many project design lessons reinforced by my first SPARK project, and I applied those to lessons […]
Any chance to mix candy and googly eyes is a win-win situation in my book. Cindy of Skip to My Lou shows you how to make these adorable mummy and bat candy bar wrappers that would make great party favors or teacher treats.
This nifty Chinese dragon was made entirely from plastic cups, spoons, knives, and forks bought at the dollar store. It took the builder some 90 hours to complete. Yikes. [Thanks, Eric Cherry!] Chinese Dragon
