Gareth @ MAKE points out Jeri Ellsworth‘s amazing purse with a built-in classic Nintendo system, complete with Velcro-attached controllers. It’s also a Commodore 64. It would be perfect for impressing your date or even just on long car trips! Photo by Rose White.
Sew up Jordan Mackenzie’s pattern for the Jordy Bag in her illustrated tutorial that takes you through all the steps to create your own fully lined, square bottomed tote bag.
Developed by Royal College of Art students Becky Pilditch, Matt Johnson, Isabel Lizardi and Bibi Nelson, this non-toxic conductive ink, called “Bare Conductive,” seems like it’d be great for electronic musicians and performers of all kinds. Via Fashioning Technology.
Noting a lack of fresh web media made by/for electronics engineers, David L. Jones recently decided to start up a video blog for EE’s like himself. He’s already covered some interesting topics, news, and equipment reviews like this one for the DS1052E oscilloscope – Various industry rants, observations, and circuit analysis all show up in […]
Jessica at How About Orange has a tutorial for making a simple little bowl from scrap paper and Mod Podge.
From the MAKE Flickr pool Dot wrote up a nice how-to explaining how to build a sturdy launcher for HotWheels/Matchbox sized cars – Ever wanted your toy cars to really go? Wanna new way to race? Want an excuse to build something really cool for your kid? Or do a fun project WITH your kid? […]
Aaron built an electromagnetic field detector using an Arduino board, 3.3MΩ resistor, LED, and wire – I was messing around with my Arduino board and figured out how to make a cheap portable electromagnetic field (EMF) detector. It only requires a led, 3,300,000 Ohm resistor, and wire. As I approach an EMF the led gets […]
