Gummy Bear Chandelier
This chandelier is actually made from plastic gummy bears, but still looks delicious. [via Make: Online]
Month: March 2010
Mind-melting Moleskine sketchery
I’ve always been a big fan of artist Jim Woodring, and I’ve been keeping Moleskine Cahier sketchbooks for the past four years. So, I was completely jazzed to see these pages from one of Jim’s Cahiers. [via Boing Boing] The Salt-Blarsted Moleskine In the Maker Shed: Pick up The Maker’s Notebook ($19.99) for all your […]
‘SapienServer offers web-enabled robot
Kevin Haw created this Robosapien web server, using an Arduino he bought in the Maker Shed. He writes: In late 2009 I bought an Arduino from the Maker Shed Store and began playing with it. Early on I was very intrigued by two separate projects: Karl Castleton’s RoboSapienIR and the basic WebServer that came with […]
Book Review + Giveaway: Felt Me a Smile
Felt Me a Smile by Toyoko Sugiwaka It’s impossible to open up Felt Me a Smile by Toyoko Sugiwaka and not smile. I dare you to try it. With pages upon pages of some of the cutest felted animals, you’ll enjoy the art of felting while making these adorable toys, ornaments, home decor accents, and […]
Winners of Mason-Dixon Knitting
Congratulations to Becky from Pittsboro, NC, Elsa from Portland, OR, and Enid from New York, NY for each winning a copy of Mason-Dixon Knitting by Kay Gardiner and Ann Shayne from our recent giveaway. Thanks to everyone who entered!
Playing pinball with your mind
To demonstrate the capabilities of the Berlin Brain-Computer Interface, researchers from the project recently hooked their EEG up to a pinball machine, allowing a lucky test subject to play the game using only their mind.
This Week In Craft Fairs
Here is one upcoming craft fair and a number of call for entries. Please add any craft fairs that you know of to our online calendar (if they aren’t already there). if you know of a craft fair call for entries. Thank you! Click on the jump to see the East Coast and international call […]