This project from Craftaholics Anonymous brings nature indoors during this time of year, making your house festive without the overuse of the traditional green and red. These framed pinecones are an alteration of another framed pinecone project by Linda. Give it a try. And you can keep it up year round, just change it with […]
If you’re of ‘the Goonies generation’ like myself, then hunting for buried treasure is definitely a past-time of yours. And when hunting for precious metals or even a few dropped coins, you need the assistance of science! The Treasure Finder, our latest installment at Weekend Projects, is a multi-day endeavor with potentially lucrative rewards.
With the holidays approaching we all have very special people and animals to make or buy gifts for. Here is a gift guide to help give you some ideas that you can create or find for those animal lovers in your life. An upcycled vintage suitcase bed makes a perfect present for a cat or […]
Wouldn’t it be amazing if you could make a machine that would make 3D models of phenomena otherwise invisible to you? It’s fun to do, and it’s is an amazing creative process to create a machine that produces something that you can hold in your hand from the invisible – and it’s surprisingly easy.
Thingiverse user eried created printable hook-and-loop: This is the first iteration (third internal) of my attempt to make printable Velcro. It is pretty nice to hang things, probably this small piece will resist much more than a kilogram of weight (hanging weight) and it is very easy to remove.
Step 1: Crash a Ferrari. Step 2: Put it in a coffee table. Brilliant! Can’t wait to make one for myself, this weekend.
It can be frustrating to have to take off your gloves to use your touch screen phone. Capacitive touch screens sense how conductive your fingers are, and gloves are, well, insulators. Learn to mod your gloves with conductive thread in this episode of Becky’s Workshop. See the complete how-to on Make: Projects.
