One of the comments in my knife and multitool Toolbox column pointed to a webpage which pointed to a webpage which pointed to a posting of this nice and straightforward article from an issue of Leather Craft, on making your own knife sheaths. [To see the rest of the article, just advance the last digit […]
Congrats to @Inkybella, @goddessshanna, and @daharyn who have each won a CRAFT T-shirt through our Twitter Giveaway last week. If you aren’t following us on Twitter, you can do so here @Craft.
Did you know that in case of emergency, you can use your frame mattress or box spring as a boat? This is useful for all those hurricane and flood-prone areas.
Spotted on Liquidware, the new version of their Arduino IDE now supports Ruby scripting. It is integrated as a Scripting tab in the Arduino IDE. Upon startup, a listing of your ruby script files is generated from your Sketchbook directory. Ruby scripting support is built into the Antipasto Arduino IDE in versions 0.8.11 or greater.
Skirts are a summer staple and Amazing Mae shows you how to sew up a comfy and stylish ruffled linen skirt with drawstring waist. [ via luvinthemommyhood ]
I can imagine lots of software “sweets” recreated in cupcake form, which would be your favorite? I think I’d go for all Mozilla apps cupcakes. Yum! (Thanks Katie W.!)
Justin Huynh sent in this: At Maker Faire a couple weeks ago, Matt and I showed off the Open Source Gameboy and OpenBerry, and in the tradition of hacking together arduino versions of cool handheld gadgets, Matt put together the Open Source PSP with two player ping-pong on it. It’s got two inputshields and a […]
