New York City hackerspace NYC Resistor is holding a DIY bookbinding class next weekend at their awesome space in Brooklyn. Learn everything you need to start making your own artist’s books or hand-bound journals! In this class, learn techniques and tips to make your own hand-bound books. We’ll go over a bunch of stitching methods, […]
These fun little artist cases for kids on-the-go would make great gifts. Carrie from This Mama Makes Stuff shares the pattern and how-to over on Skip to My Lou.
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Sure, we all know not to eat silica gel when it comes in small packets in shoeboxes and electronics packaging, but what can you do with it besides throw it away? Impact Lab has some suggestions: Protect personal papers and important documents by putting some gel in a baggie wherever these are stored. Keep with […]
This week’s installment of Your Crafty Comments is a special edition focused on readers’ favorite craft tips. We put out a call on Facebook and Twitter for tips, and received some great feedback. Here are some of our favorites. Margaret Krueger writes: Take your time to do it right and dont be afraid to ask […]
And we’re back with our tenth installment of Your Comments. Here are our favorites from the past week, from Make: Online, our Facebook page, and Twitter. John Gomm did some hacking and came up with an… er, interesting adaptation of the Most useless machine: I rotated the design so it would open as a normal […]
I swear Angela Sheehan and I must have been separated at birth. Her LilyPad Arduino pillow is so awesome, all that’s left to do is sew in some components and conductive fabric for a comically large prototyping platform. [via CRAFT] More: Angela Sheehan talks about Soft Circuit Saturdays How-To: LED Throwie Jellyfish
