If you’re planning on making handmade holiday presents, December is just around the corner! I love the hanging ornament pattern fabrics from the latest fabric design contest at Spoonflower right now. They have some other Christmas and end-of-year-themed contests coming up, like 2012 Tea Towel Calendars (November 8th) and Advent calendar fabric (November 15th).
Agent Scully and Agent Mulder examine a suspicious residence on the night of October 26th, 2011. This is an archived clip from Make: Live, which was originally broadcasted on 10/26/11. Go to https://makezine.com/live/ for information about the show, chat transcripts, and details on the next show. Thanks to Collin Cunningham and Kevin Macleod (incompetech.com) for the music.
Designer, craftsperson, and Emmy award-winning puppeteer Anney Fresh shows us some of her costume creations. This is an archived clip from Make: Live, which was originally broadcasted on 10/26/11. Go to https://makezine.com/live/ for information about the show, chat transcripts, and details on the next show.
Members of local hackerspace NYC Resistor showed off their cool hacked pumpkins. This is an archived clip from Make: Live, which was originally broadcasted on 10/26/11. Go to https://makezine.com/live/ for information about the show, chat transcripts, and details on the next show.
If you’re looking for a little inspiration for a halloween costume, check out what our partygoers were wearing! This is an archived clip from Make: Live, which was originally broadcasted on 10/26/11. Go to https://makezine.com/live/ for information about the show, chat transcripts, and details on the next show.
Join us for this extra spooky episode of Make: Live… it’s our big Halloween episode! Go to https://makezine.com/live to watch the show live on Wednesday, October 26th, 2011 at 9pm ET / 6pm PT
About the size of two 9V batteries, and powered by only one, our latest Weekend Project, the Light Organ, is both portable and fun! The beating heart of this project is the LM324 Integrated Circuit (IC), the black chip in the middle of the board. This legendary IC actually has four operational amplifiers (or “op-amps”) embedded in it, although for the purpose of this project, we’re only using two.
