How-To: Mint Chocolate Donuts
I don’t have much of a sweet tooth, but Randy Sarafan’s mint chocolate donut recipe has me itching for a sugary treat.
Year: 2010
3D printed bracelet of the future
Will Langford made this 3D printed bracelet with his MakerBot and some felt. Print your own, or grab one from his Etsy shop. I’m printing one right now out of my new PLA plastic!
Waveform display on a VGA monitor
Flickr member 5Volt designed and built an oscilloscope-esque VGA output board using an ATTiny84 chip. The board’s input signal is provided by a little red microphone/preamp daughterboard – From the MAKE Flickr pool The circuit is very simple as this was my main target. I decided I would use one of the smallest AVRs I […]
Craft Spaces: Paul Overton
Paul Overton of Dude Craft is a prolific crafter, writer and finder of all things cool. His style and personality are reflected in his cozy, yet sleek, studio. He has some brilliant storage ideas (chicken wire, anyone?) and incorporates his personal artwork and inspiration pieces in to the decor. He’s created an inviting, inspirational and […]
How-To: Stroke Sensor
Hannah Perner-Wilson shows us how to make this soft stroke sensor with conductive thread. This could be very cool embedded in a fuzzy rug or plush toy!
Copyright/Copyleft gloves
Randy Sarafan shows how stylish the intellectual property debate can be with his copyright/copyleft gloves, made on Singer’s computerized embroidery machine.
Masters of the Universe tribute art show
Chad of Devoted Bee points out this sizable collection of artwork inspired by the He-Man universe. Just about every character from the 80s era cartoon/toy-series (yes, even Stinkor) is re-imagined in a creatively humorous, dramatic, or otherwise stylistic perspective. The art, along with an impressive Castle Grayskull facade, can be seen @ LA’s Gallery 1988 […]
