Threadbanger has a great thrifty tutorial posted on how to make your own body form, on the cheap. The materials list actually includes a Christmas tree stand as well as part of the tree trunk! The grand total cost comes out to a whopping $10 for a totally custom body form. Now that’s easy on […]
Pick up one of these nifty seat belt camera straps ($20 for one / $35 for two) made by Souldier in the Photojojo store. I love that it’s hand made and that it comes in a variety of colors (teal is my favorite). They are much more exciting than the standard black and logo emblazoned […]
As of last week, you can watch Make: statewide on GPB at 12:30pm (pre-empted on 4/19/09). Make: television is very excited to welcome Georgia Public Broadcasting to the list of stations carrying Make:! We’d love to hear from the MAKE Online fans from Georgia. What sort of projects are grabbing your attention? Make: television already […]
Andrew Savikas just showed me how to buy and read O’Reilly books on an iPhone or iPod touch. I was thrilled to see that Getting Started with Arduino was available. It looks great. And the book doesn’t require any soldering, so you can (mostly) safely leave your iPhone on your workbench as you try out […]
Instructables user Marcos used an old tire to make these trug baskets, shown above holding flowers (but they can also hold much heavier things, like tools).
CasaSugar has a photo slideshow on 10 ways to decorate with thrifted goods, showing how you can add distinctive looks to your home in an eco way.
Hanna Perner-Wilson just released a kit version of her fabric bend sensor– everything you need to make one yourself! This is a kit, meaning that it comes unassembled and requires you to have tools and some regular sewing thread as well as about half an hour time for completion. This kit contains: * Two 2 […]
