Lea Redmond is interested in “conceptual knitting” – knitting projects that go beyond the pattern to become a small act of performance, community outreach or experimentation. In fact, she’s just embarked on a year-long public project, and you’re invited to join in. From her website: “Most knitting patterns call for yarn, needles, and familiarity with […]
The item in question – wires, battery, mint tin – yah, it looks like almost every single electronic project featured here on MAKE. The TSA knows people make and travel with electronics, they have tests for whether something is an explosive or not.
Make: Live airs tonight! Ep14 is all about metalworking. Bring your burning questions about all things metal. Metalworker and Madagascar Institute director Hackett will join us for a welding lesson and to talk about his new TV show for the Science Channel, Stuck with Hackett, which premieres August 18th. And Becky will show you how […]
My favorite Sesame Street animation, Pinball Number 12, was lovingly recreated by Abbey Luck using miniature models, motion graphics, and LEDs. Here’s the classic Pinball Number 12, in case you haven’t reminisced adequately
Birch Organic Fabrics has a new fabric line set to debut in November – Circa 52. Designed by Monaluna Design, the collection is a follow-up to the Circa 50 series. My favorite print is this retro rocket. You can see more of the patterns on their web site.
Oh my. Now here’s a street meme I can endorse 100%. From Instructables QA engineer Frenzy, posted as a “test.” I’m not sure he understands the full magnitude of what he has done.
I like reading, I like tiny things, and I definitely like food, so these edible books from Hungry Happenings caught my eye immediately. Between the silliness of snacking on teeny books and the fun of putting them together, I think these treats could definitely help soften the back-to-school blow! Head over to the site for […]
