Make your favorite chef happy with any of these tools or speciality ingredients. I am sure they will see it fit to invite you over for dinner to say thank you! This Le Creuset Mortar and Pestle is the most used tool in my kitchen. I grind peppercorns and salt with it for every meal, […]
One thing many hackerspaces build is a robust entry control system, usually with RFID fobs — sometimes connected to the Internet so you can see who’s in the space or whether a keyholder is present. Well, the hepcats at hackerspaces.org are holding a contest to design the best access control system that spaces can easily […]
By Joy Charde It’s that time of the year again! Are you in the process of getting all of your shopping done? Here are some gift tags to add a little cuteness to your holiday gifts. Just download, print, crop and enjoy! Download the PDF | Subscribe in iTunes Right click to save the PDF […]
Take a look at the photo above. You’re looking at my first and only attempt at a homemade Advent calendar. Next year, I’m going to save up and spring for the $40 Lego calendar, as you, Craftzine readers, are my witnesses. I love the idea of Advent calendars. A small gift every day for 25 […]
Foot pedal photo setup, DIY, video from Adafruit (uses Boarduino available in the Maker Shed) Ladyada uses a foot pedal to trigger her Nikon camera so she can easily take pictures that feature her two hands busy makin’ stuff. Eye-Fi card, $50-$100 These nifty gadgets replace your standard SD memory and pack in some tiny […]
Here are some fun highlights from the latest Make: Tokyo meeting, featuring our very own Matt Mets and Mitch Altman. Also check out this second article on Tokyo Tek with some project videos from the fair. Make: Tokyo 06 Hightlights
Meg of Elsie Marley is sharing a new ornament tutorial every day this week, and Wednesday’s felt dove is particularly beautiful and simple to make. A few felt strips and some embroidery floss, and you’ve got an elegant ornament for your tree.
