Collapsable input device for 3D manipulation
Jinha Lee of the MIT Tangible Media Group designed this Collapsible Input Device for Direct 3D Manipulation beyond the Screen.
Month: July 2010
Homemade Play Kitchen
Erin Woodward, who runs the blog Sutton Grace, has created a fabulous play kitchen for her daughter out of an old entertainment center. You know, the kind you see for sale at almost every garage sale you’ve ever been to in the burbs. Although the one she used in her reuse project was a bit […]
How to Take Apart And Reuse a Garment
Suzannah of Adventures in Dressmaking shares her tips for disassembling thrifted garments so you can make the most of the fabric for your refashioning projects.
Machine-knit bags from Sternlab
Our own Becky Stern makes these beautiful drawstring pouches in three different sizes. They feature custom-designed knit patterns inside and out, with an extra layer of padding to protect your valuables. Good for your LARPing inventory, precious amulet, digital camera, or phone. Becky makes these to order, and will gladly produce any size/pattern/color combination from among those displayed in her shop.
How-To: Paper Clone
You are beckoned by Instructables user ddi7i4d to make yourself a paper clone: “Welcome to the chamber of paper and glue, Frankenstein Junior.” More: How-To: Identity-Preserving Ski Mask
Seattle Makers: Make:23 Party July 23rd
Release Party for Make:23 July 23rd, 6pm @ Ada’s Technical Books, Seattle, WA The newest issue of MAKE Magazine (Vol 23) features Seattle’s 3ric Johanson on the cover with a new weapon in the war on malaria: the Photonic Fence from Intellectual Ventures. Informally, it’s a laser-powered mosquito zapper. 3ric, who also opened Hackerbot Labs […]
Shower Liner Turned Reusable Lunch Bag
Tiffany of SHNHandmade turned IKEA shower curtain liners in to handy reusable lunch bags that can be easily wiped down between uses. Read more about it over on IKEA Hacker.