By Maris Callahan Brussels sprouts may be one of the most disliked vegetables on the planet but in early fall, their fans seem to spring forth from hibernation and rally around them at farmer’s markets until November, when they make a splash at Thanksgiving tables from coast to coast. Brussels sprouts, despite their reputation for […]
While hanging out at Maker Faire Detroit this summer, Michigan crafting super hero Sarah Hodson sat down with When Creativity Knocks to create roller stamps from furniture casters. Take a look at the video over on their web site.
In response to Gareth’s post asking readers to share some of their hobbies, J Hodgie shared this fantastic walking papercraft mech warrior. Fantastic work!
Maker Media’s Education Director, Michelle Hlubinka, writes: We’re so pleased to share with you some more details about the new season of the Young Makers Program. For those new to our network: the Young Makers Program is a collaboration between MAKE, The Exploratorium, and Pixar. The purpose of the program is to inspire and develop […]
What’s next, Louis-Vuitton fruit? Laser-cut banana by Wouter Walmink on Repper. [via BoingBoing]
OK, I’m a little crazy when it comes to decorating my kids’ rooms. I like the challenge of a theme — so far, I’ve redecorated rooms in Western, Spaceport, Octonauts, and Sporty Teen modes. If my husband would agree, I’d redo the master bedroom in a Robot theme, but so far he remains unconvinced. So […]
We are thrilled to announce that you can now download MAKE in PDF format from the Maker Shed! Every volume of MAKE is loaded with exciting projects that help you make the most of the technology in your life. MAKE is a celebration of your right to tweak, hack, and bend technology to your will. […]
