News From The Future: Body ‘Liquefaction’
The 7 billionth person is about to be born on this planet, we don’t live forever – what will the “greener” exit strategies be?
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Month: August 2011
How-To: Crochet Rainbow Cake
Layered rainbow cakes have been making the internet rounds for a while now, but I love this fun fresh take on them from Meredith of One Sheepish Girl. See how to make your own slice over on her blog. [via Lion Brand Yarn]
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Zero to Maker: The Benefits of an Outside Perspective
“So do you think it’s possible?,” I asked with a slightly concerned (but curiously hopeful) look on my face.
“Well, not really,” replied Zack, “But I do think we’re going to give it a good shot and we’re definitely going to learn a lot. Here’s how we can think about it…”
So began my conversation with Zack Johnson, my designated “Dream Coach” at TechShop.
Crafty Events
A weekly roundup of craft fairs and a call for vendors.
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A History of the Hackerspace Movement, Circa 2008
In 2008, an eternity ago in the hackerspace world, Bre Pettis, Astera Schneeweisz, and Jens Ohlig solicited entries from hackers around the world to create a book about hackerspaces. They’ve finally put it out! This book documents where the hackerspace movement was in December of 2008. In that way it’s a bit of a time […]
Continue ReadingGrow Spirulina Superfood: Aaron Wolf Baum
At Maker Faire Bay Area 2011, Aaron Wolf Baum shows a tank of spirulina he grows from home. A bacterial superfood, spirulina can be grown in alkaline conditions that prevent contamination from harmful bacteria, and then can be filtered and eaten as an ingredient in such foods as guacamole, soups, or smoothies. Subscribe to the […]
Continue ReadingHow-To: Tiny Treat Stand
I dreamed up this nifty project using vintage wooden spools of thread and round wooden drink coasters. I think these sweet stands are quite perfect for a mad tea party that features a variety of itty-bitty scrumptious treats.
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