Karina from Maple Ash and Oak shares her tips and tricks for creating bold, graphic fabric prints over on Poppytalk. No need for large screens, squeegees, and emulsion. Beautiful prints can be created with simple methods and materials. Most of the supplies are household items and the rest can be found at your local art […]
MINIMALS, which is currently being exhibited at Bostonโs Axiom Gallery, is a work by my friends and labmates Jonathan Bachrach and Jonathan Ward. In the academic world, they both research “digital assembly,” or the idea that in โthe future,โ we will be able to make anything out of reusable, discrete blocks of interesting and varied geometries […]
I’m pleased to welcome a new guest author to Make: Online! David Cranor will be covering projects and people on the maker side of high-tech academic research. David Cranor is an inventor, adventurer, and pineapple upside down cake enthusiast. He is currently a student at the MIT Media Lab researching human/computer interaction, as well as […]
My husband plays the guitar, banjo and violin, and any time he picks up one of his instruments, the kids always seem to want to play along. I love the idea of making simple, playable cardboard kid-sized versions of the instruments so they can do just that. Get the template and instructions for making these […]
Discarded Christmas trees are a blight on Brooklyn curbs in January, even well into February. Local designers in et al. collaborative took it upon themselves to turn these dead decorations into something more lovely, and came up with these lamps called fLume.
Instructables user dnewman used his EMSL Eggbot rotary plotter to print an accurate nutrition label on the side of a raw egg. A delightful and otherwise fairly useless thing to do. I heartily approve. [via adafruit]
The cute factor in this adorable crochet hat from Linda Permann in Petitie Purls is about ten million. Whether you’re a crochet-curious knitter or a seasoned hooker, you’ll love the results of this quick and easy pattern. It includes four sizes, from baby to adult, so you can make one for each of the “sisters” […]
