This is so awesome, and so smart of a promotional stunt on MakerBot’s part. You know Colbert is likely to put this on the show. It’s also cool to see all of the bizarre things that people have been doing with Colbert’s head files on Thingiverse.
Michelle from Muffin Tin Mom has a post on her first canning experience recently (the fruits of their labor are pictured above – get it?!). She offers up some tasty ideas for plum jam, her thoughts on canning, and even some cute gift tags for finished jars. For the veteran canners out there, do we […]
Last month, we announced, here on MAKE, a contest I was running, with my publisher. The winners have been selected in Chicago Review Press’s Practical Pyromaniac Clerihew Contest. The Practical Pyromaniac is my latest book.
Alex Andon is the founder and president of Jellyfish Art. He has a B.S. from Duke University in biology and environmental science. His article in MAKE Volume 27 shows you how to convert a standard aquarium into a habitat that can support jellyfish.
By Kim Werker I’m a craft-project self-saboteur. It’s true. When I get really excited about a crafty idea, I often end up intentionally ruining it to avoid the disappointment of it not turning out perfect. Over the years I’ve turned this pesky habit into an asset, most significantly in developing the Mighty Ugly project. Mighty […]
Meg Allan Cole is a crafty, flash-dancing video star, with a blacksmithy edge! She is dedicated to bringing creative home decor projects to life, with well presented video tutorials. Watch her episodes carefully- Meg’s animals almost always manage to make an appearance. One Project You Are Particularly Proud Of 1. Every day when I walk […]
Check out these fine companies and people who are sponsoring the 2nd Open Source Hardware summit. We at the Open hardware Summit work very hard to keep the summit accessible to all people and companies, big or small. We keep the ticket prices affordable (even with meals, cocktails, a kickass lineup and a goodie bag […]
