There are some great presenters and exhibitors here at HOPE. Besides the usual suspects: Adafruit, EFF, Sparkle Labs, No Starch Press, there are a number of new faces. One of those is Brad Litwin, here with the folks from The Hacktory in Philadelphia, PA. We’ve covered Brad’s wonderful kinetic sculptures here before. In his basement […]
Dr Qui on Instructables shows us how to convert loose sawdust (surplus from woodworking) into compressed fuel briquettes for your wood stove (or wood burning hot tub).
Get your embroidery hoops ready! The Sublime Stitching Contest is challenging you to a Sublime Stitching mashup! I’m one of the judges for the contest and we want to see the most original, stitched-up combination of various patterns from Sublime Stitching themes. There’s a host of a fabulous prizes so don’t miss out on this […]
Many moons ago, we posted about the Facadeprinter citing some of its basic early paintball-blasted output. Since then, the device has apparently undergone some major refinements, now in its second prototype – The printer is equipped with an industrial PC which is running the specially programmed printing software. The machine is operated by touchscreen. Artworks […]
The fine folks at i3 Detroit heard that their hero Red Green was going to be in Detroit, and were determined to find a way to entice to visit their space.
Photography © John Polak Photography, from Around the Corner Crochet Borders © by Edie Eckman, with permission from Storey Publishing Congratulations to Molly of Pasco, WA, Blaize of Santa Cruz, CA and Miriam of Gentofte, Denmark for each winning a copy of the book, Around the Corner Crochet Borders by Edie Eckman from our recent […]
This one crept up on a bit late, but Betascape sounds like an awesome event.
