Our Bloom month has been incredibly fun and resourceful, and has left me very inspired to do some gardening. We actually have space in our yard for quite a lot of planting, but I’d prefer to do something smaller and more compact and easier to care for. This guide from Small Notebook on designing a […]
Looking for detailed photos of the Make: Electronics Components Pack 2? You’re in luck! John Park uploaded this lovely set of photos cataloging the contents.
This excellent mini-doc covers the origins and life of Electronic Music Studios – a company formed by avant-garde musicians & engineers who all shared a passion for electronic sound – which at that time, was widely seen as a lot of kooky, artsy-fartsy noodling. Their collaborative efforts brought about the first electronic music sequencer, utilizing […]
Popping into Harvard Bookstore proves to be a delightful treat. Being greeted by the old bookstore smell as you enter the door is intoxicating enough, but imaging my surprise finding one of the owners in the back making books on their new Espresso Book Machine 2.0 from On Demand Books, LLC.
Geeks may not be known for being the most chic of dressers. But eventually, we all need to get dressed up for something, weddings, funerals, and court appearances, if nothing else. And when we do need to gussy up, how cool is it if we can look both stylish and fly our geek colors? Last […]
The winners of the book giveaway for The Handmade Marketplace by Kari Chapin are Tegan from Caine, England, Chasity from Austin, TX, and Karen from Sleepy Hollow, NY. Thanks to everyone who entered!
Looking to take a break from tinkering on your latest project this weekend? Here are some fine maker events to check out, from The Maker Events Calendar.
