Michael Colombo writes: Recently I completed a hardware hacking gig for the French street artist Zevs. He wanted to take an old school Sony Dream Machine clock radio and enable it to play “Hip to be Square” by Huey Lewis and the News at a greatly reduced speed. The piece premiered along with several other […]
Check out Going Sew Crazy to see how you can easily piece together this fun retro-inspired potholder. With scraps of your favorite fabrics, you could make a fun collection of them for your own kitchen. More: How-To: Simple Quilted Potholder How-To: Spiderweb Potholders How-To: Wool Felt Leaf Potholders
Lynne Bruning writes shows you how to whip up this sparkly LED tutu on Instructables.
I love these oversized pom poms that are made from strips of old t-shirts. Linda of Craftaholics Anonymous shows you how to use the traditional method of pom pom making with some recycled materials to create these large, whimsical pom poms. [via Creative Jewish Mom]
Dave wrote in with his intriguing agriculture robot. Are a swarm of robots like this the future of farming? Prospero is the working prototype of an Autonomous Micro Planter (AMP) that uses a combination of swarm and game theory and is the first of four steps. It is meant to be deployed as a group […]
Make a stitch, take a picture, repeat! A tremendous amount of work must have been involved to bring you this delightful stop-motion construction of an amigurumi friend.
A follow up to “Sony’s War on Makers, Hackers, and Innovators” which is now making the rounds around the web and getting some great comments/discussions on the article (join in here). I outlined seven examples of Sony punishing makers, hackers, and innovators, but saved the best one for its own post. Meet the 8th wonder […]
