Image from VEIL VEIL, a design initiative in Victoria Australia, has an innovative proposal of reorganizing city schools. It does not appear that the plan has been implemented, but the description presents a positive view of their proposal to solve some of the educational and environmental problems facing school systems. Students from all quarters meet […]
Seen above is a sampling of some of the goings on at the last Handmade Music – a group test of newly assembled Noise Toys instigated by Tristan Perich and Lesley Flanigan. If you’re in the NYC region this Thursday, 4-18, swing by 3rd Ward in Brooklyn and bring that project/idea you’ve been working on […]
Congratulations to our 2 CRAFT readers who have won a copy of Betz White’s new book, Sewing Green from this week’s giveaway. They are: Laura from Santa Rosa, CA and Megan from Inuvik in Canada. Thanks to everyone who entered!
Matt Mets points us to this DIY wireless flash trigger project. Very cool photography hardware, and you can make it yourself! Specs: • Synchs at up to 1/250th of a second • Approximately 30-meter range • Triggers through walls and windows • 4 groups of adjustable flashes • Remote power level adjustment for “old” flashes […]
I’m really intrigued by this video game called And Yet It Moves, which looks like it’s made from little ripped up pieces of paper, like running around inside a collage! Check out the review on Indie Games. Thanks, Sarah!
The Purl Bee site has been a constant source of inspiration for me. I love all of their projects, especially the beautiful photography in which they set a beautiful crafting story. Now you can surf for projects you’d like to make visually with their new crafts photo galleries.
Here’s day two of Jeri Ellsworth’s, aka Circuit Girl, video lab journal, Short Circuit. In this one, she discusses frequency multiplication with tank circuits. Fat Man and Circuit Girl More: Jeri Ellsworth and Short Circuit #1
