Spin activated lights for your butterfly yo-yo. Thanks go to Eric Chu for the original article in MAKE, Volume 22. View the PDF of this project. and then subscribe to MAKE magazine for other great projects you can do over the weekend.
Suzannah at Adventures in Dressmaking was inspired by Anthropologie’s beautiful cardigan and shows you how to get the same look buy updating a vintage cardigan with ribbon trim.
Yesterday was Math Monday on Make: Online, where Bih-Yaw Jin shows us some impressive beaded mathematical models.
Wired has a look behind the scenes with Emma Sanders and Anton Radevsky at the LHC pop-up book. [via Adafruit]
The new TV-B-Gone Pro is a marvel to behold! TV-B-Gone Pro works the same way the TV-B-Gone keychain works, but it is way more powerful because it has more emitters and uses a bigger battery. Instead of the batman-like keychain, this new version looks like a small mP3 player, it even has a headphone jack […]
How can Cthulhu be cute? When he’s a wee baby Cthulhu amigurumi! Get the free pattern from Cthulhu Crochet and Cousins.
Ben Cuevas knitted up this impressive fiber brain. Unlike other knitted brains which use coiled cord, Ben’s used increased and decreases to model the folded surface. More: Knitted Brain Undercover’s Knit Brain Bag The Museum of Fabric Brain Art
