7 Good Ways (and 3 Bad Ways) to Organize Your Lego
Sooner or later you’ll end up with more bricks than you can easily store. Here are some suggestions for storing Lego, as well as some methods to avoid.
Month: June 2010
Save My Oceans Top Five: Upcycled Hairclips
The projects submitted to our Save My Oceans contest were innovative and inspirational and were all great examples of the brilliant ways our readers reuse plastics. Each day this week, we’ll highlight one of our top five entries, and we’ll announce the Grand prize winner next Monday. Be sure to check out the entire Save […]
Diego Stocco’s “Bassoforte”
Ever since I discovered the composer Harry Partch in the early ’80s, I’ve been fascinated by musicians/composers who build their own instruments. There’s marching to the tune of your own drummer, and then there’s making the drums you march to! Diego Stocco is one of those musicians/sound artists who’s constantly experimenting with finding sound, rhythm, […]
MAKE Flickr Pool Weekly Roundup
This week in the MAKE Flickr pool we saw:
Camera filter holder calculator
Chris Molloy from New Zealand writes: I’m about to embark on an epic (for me at least) hiking expedition, and, in the name of minimising pack weight, my SLR is staying at home and my compact camera is coming out to play. BUT one thing I was potentially going to miss was the ability to […]
Anna and Misha’s Wedding
Anna of forty-two roads was inspired by our DIY Wedding month and posted up the skinny on her handmade wedding to husband Mischa from back in 2004. Anna writes: My husband and I had a handmade wedding – pretty much everything except the dress, food, and music we did ourselves. I’d say that key to […]
LilyPond for Soft Circuit Projects
LilyPond is a new site for sharing soft circuit projects, resources, and tutorials. It’s in development by the high-low tech group at the MIT Media Lab. It looks like a lot of their workshop projects are already up, even though the site is still in development. I can’t wait to see what a great resource […]
