My hat comes off for Instructables user calischs. You may have seen stacking metal lunchboxes like this before. They’re apparently called “Tiffin boxes” and have been around since the 19th century. What’s remarkable about this project is not so much the object itself as the awesome improvised tool calischs came up with to make it, […]
Erika at Mikodesign shares her tutorial for making these cute paper houses. She’s made them with plain white paper and with bright and colorful magazine pages, and both are beautiful!
Wouldn’t it be cool to use a Kinect to interact with that fancy rich user interface you just whipped up in Flash? Well, prepare to be stoked. Interactive agency BLITZ has got you covered. Check out their demo video above. Word has it that they’ll be dropping source code today.
From Michelle Hlubinka, MAKE’s Education Director: Get a little pre-season Maker Faire appetizer at the Exploratorium this Saturday at the first Open MAKE of 2011. This year, each Open MAKE will center around a different material-centric theme. This month it’s PLASTICS. Open MAKE is a monthly program highlighting the tools, techniques, and ingenuity of local […]
When Jason received a flat screen TV for Christmas, he knew immediately that he wanted to make a cover for it so that it would look stylish in his home. He created his own TV cover out of felt and as a nice touch, he added SMPTE-style color bars to the front. Not only that, […]
Maize Hutton shows you how to “spread the love” this Valentine’s Day with her recipe for homemade butter. You can even make it organic or add in flavors to make it more unique. Chili butter anyone?!
Meredith Scheff is making a scarf a day: Starting on the 1st of January, 2011, I will be making one scarf a day, everyday, for the whole month. These will be made of all sorts of materials- some will be utilitarian, some will be nerdy, some might even be edible. I’ll be blogging as much […]
