Lucky Makers drive pots of gold in St. Patrick’s Day parade
The folks over at the Milwaukee Makerspace built these fine Pot O’ Gold floats to drive in a St. Patrick’s Day parade.
Year: 2010
St. Patrick’s Day Lucky Mugs Centerpiece
The Hostess with the Mostess shares an inexpensive way to decorate for St. Patrick’s Day with this Lucky Mugs centerpiece project. Downloadable labels area also provided!
Food Design Competition
The sixth Food Design competition just announced their call to entries: Participation in the competition is free and is open to all those who want to put to test their abilities in projects linked to the theme of Food Design. Particularly architects, professionals, artists, craftsmen and designers creatives, high school students, university students and students […]
Easy-thread sewing needle
You know, as long as human beings have been squinting and poking at the tiny eyes of sewing needles, it’s pretty amazing that it’s taken so long for some clever inventor to address the problem. These spiral eye sewing needles are available direct from their inventor, Pam Turner of Minnesota. I’ve never used one, but the user feedback I hear echoing through the tubes is uniformly positive.
Make a lab centrifuge out of a salad spinner
Forget the laboratory supply store, you can score a centrifuge on late-night TV! I recently visited a lab that had a salad spinner on their lab bench and at first I wondered if they were putting together a salad lunch there but when I took a peek I got a nice surprise. It turns out […]
How-To: SNES Super Gameboy line out audio
Instructables user Kyle Robinson writes: The Super gameboy (SGB for short) is Gameboy cartridge player for the Nintendo Entertainment system. Chipmusicians who use LSDJ or Nanoloop can use the SBG to compose on a large screen. Wether its at home with friends, or in a studio environment, the SBG can be a great tool for […]
Interview With Bead Artist Teresa Sullivan
I first met bead artist, Teresa Sullivan, a year ago during my trip to Portland for the screening of Handmade Nation. She was wearing one of her amazing beaded pieces (to call it a “necklace” just seems … wrong. It was an art piece wrapped around her neck!). I was astounded by the detail she […]