It’s metal month on MAKE, which doesn’t mean a Slayer-overload, it means it’s time to put on your Flashdance leotard and start welding. I’ve had this vintage typecase for months and I’ve been wanting to make it into a sweet new coffee table. Metalworking month is the perfect time to learn how to weld to […]
If you haven’t yet signed up for our Weekend Projects Newsletter, then you’re missing out on some seriously fun, beginner-friendly electronics projects. We’ve already built a Floating Glow Display, and hacked together a USB Webcam Microscope – both in just a few hours over a weekend.
I received this embroidered Trader Joe’s tea box a few weeks back from Michelle Stiennon. Michelle has started embroidering items that don’t always get the needlework treatment, like this box. She used the box as a gift box for some cookies she made with the tea itself – a great surprise gift. I love that […]
Whether you have a full-time craft business or some part-time projects you run alongside your day job, you might want to check out Weave, Intuit’s new app for iPhone and iPod. It’s designed to track your projects, tasks, income, and expenses. The app centers around the Projects you set up. These might be individual […]
Jeff Highsmith, who works for REI, built this wonderful servomechanical arcade game (called Peak 97) as part of “a series of automatons and robotic effigies of my coworkers.”
There are many reasons why I’m smitten with this Pimp Yer Patcher tutorial from Dee*Construction, but I’ll stick with the first thing that came to mind: OMG, that girl totally used the word “pimp” to describe applying brightly colored hexies to her sewing machine! I tend to be a little bit of a purist when […]
Buttercup the FirePony is an excellent project created by members of Louisville, KY’s hackerspace LVL1 and shown off at Maker Faire Detroit. [Via Hacked Gadgets, thanks Alan!]
