Beet Stamp
I’ve heard about potato stamps for little kids to play with, but using a beet stamp for char siu bao pork buns gives it a grown-up twist. Way to go, Kitchen Sidecar!
Year: 2010
MAKE 23: Ross Hershberger interview
Ross Hershberger is an audiophile and maker who has contributed two projects to the pages of MAKE: the Econowave Speakers in Volume 20 and Squelette, the Bare-Bones Amplifier in the current issue, Volume 23. Other than being talented and passionate, Ross is a really nice guy. I had the pleasure of meeting him and working […]
Making a soft-circuit input device for your computer
Want to create a custom input device for your computer, that you can use to control an existing program?
Brandied Cocktail Cherries
While Brookelynn was visiting me in NYC recently, we made some brandied cocktail cherries to go with our Manhattan cocktails. Watch the CRAFT Video to learn how, and read on for the exact recipe and a great cocktail to serve with it! Subscribe to the CRAFT Podcast in iTunes, download the m4v video directly, or […]
Vote for the Ponoko/Sparkfun/GeekDad contest winner
Entries are now closed for our design competition in association with Ponoko and Sparkfun, but the competition isn’t over yet! We’ve selected our favourite 10 entries from the GeekDad Flickr pool and the comments left on the post, and now it’s up to you, the readers, to pick the overall winner. Have a look at […]
Mandala Record Clock
Forgive me for this obvious pun, but records have been getting a lot of play here on CRAFT. Of all the re-purposed record crafts I’ve seen lately, my favorite is this awesome hand painted clock. It’s clever and modern and delicate and cool. For the less skilled painters, I bet you could make one with […]
Hand-cranked spider automaton
This sculpture was created by artist Pete Simpson from the U.K. Most of his work seems to fall into the fantasy or steampunk labels, with darkly fantastic themes and a lot of gears! [Thanks, Dug.]