Dearest readers, gaming enthusiasts, and dice aficionados, I present to you a roundup of our favorite dice projects here on Make: Online! Photo above by PT from the NYC Toy Fair 2008. Polycube Puzzles from Dice Letterpress prints using dice as “type” LED Dice kit in the Maker Shed How-To: D12 and D20 Dice Purses […]
The Purl Bee has rounded up their crochet and embroidered projects that you can start now to make in time for the holidays. I love these colorful granny square slippers! Also, check back on their previous post on projects for knit and sewn gifts.
This sounds like fun — The folks at the HeatSync Labs hackerspace in Arizona recently held a Monster Mash Plushie Party:
Rachel @ CRAFT points us to Hine’s awesome Twitter Fail Whale hat, which is most certainly full of win.
EVERYTHING MOVES by Jean Tinguely, photo by Akbar Simonse Opening today, and surviving for no one knows how long, is the Self-Destructing Art Show, at Flux Factory in Queens, NYC. In 1960, Jean Tinguely, a Dadaist and “metamechanic” artist (and maker in his own right) debuted and destroyed his Homage to New York in the […]
It’s official! Maker Faire will return to Detroit again next summer the weekend of July 30-31. I couldn’t be more excited! As always, keep checking back here and to the official Maker Faire web site for all sorts of news on next year’s series of events.
Our friends from the Swimming Cities crew will be unveiling their “floating island” — five handmade boats connected in star formation, nearly 50 feet in diameter, for the first time ever on water (they were on land at the World Maker Faire), tomorrow in Brooklyn. They’ll be serving up oysters and champagne along with music, […]
