My mother turned the entire family onto this particular flavor of green chile enchiladas several years ago. Being from New Mexico, we’ll try anything that has real green chile or red chile sauce in, on, or around it. The sour cream (Jocoque is a sour-cream-ish product in Mexico) and sharp cheddar combined with the fiery […]
MAKE is at the FIRST Robotics expo at the Javits Center in NYC for the NY/NJ regionals. Check out my Flickr set for some of the robot action! The New York City / New Jersey FIRST is a regional office of FIRST, the 501c3 nonprofit organization created to inspire youth to pursue further studies and careers […]
Each week I help Ladyada with “Ask an engineer” at 10pm ET, a live video chat for beginners and pros, all about engineering and making things – this week she will going through another chapter in the Make: Electronics book, she’ll also answer questions from the “Maker Business: Adafruit Industries, how it’s made – an […]
While I love a good, messy workshop, I appreciate a clean one if only to get tips on organizing my own space. Craig and Cindy Smith’s shop, which they call the Firefly Workshop, offers some neat tricks. Also, what’s up with the astromech dome and Wall-E eyes? I am not a ‘green freak’, but I […]
You’ve heard of tilt-shift photography, right — pix shot with a special lens that makes everything look like little models. Well, check out Sam O’Hara’s The Sandpit, an awesome tilt-shift movie of a day in the life of New York City! [via Kottke] More: DIY tilt-shift lens Weekend Project: Tilt-Shift Photography HOW TO – Make […]
I’m loving crafter Nikol Lohr’s new sewing area, especially the index card cabinet that holds all her sewing notions and crafting supplies. You can also see Nikol’s craft space which we profiled back in January featuring the space for all of her yarn and fiber projects.
Filmmaker and crafter Holly Klein combined her talents to produce this short, Maggie and Mildred.
