…”I think it’s great to see Microchip coming in to the open-source hardware world and I’m really looking forward to them addressing some of the issues Ian outlined.”
The Systematic Annihilation of Helpless Objects Via Robot is an arena full of machines that spew fire and destroy home appliances and other detritus that would normally be relegated to the trash. Justin Gray‘s creations are built from and inspired by vintage machinery. They pump their metal muscles for the crowd in this video from Maker Faire Bay Area 2011.
If you’re looking for a fun, temporary way to dress up your walls, check out this fabric decal tutorial from Aubrey of The Mother Huddle. She created simple circles for her daughters’ room, but really the possibilities for making all kinds of designs and murals on your wall are endless. Plus, they are easily removable, […]
The requisite starting point for anything electronic – you won’t get much blinking, buzzing, or processing done without a power supply.
I’ve always adored the look of envelopes with string closures—there’s just so classy! Well, The Craftinomicon has recreated the look with buttons and embroidery floss in this DIY Gift Card Envelopes tutorial. Click through the link for a scalable template and complete instructions!
Had your eye on something (or several things) in the Maker Shed lately? Now’s your chance! For the first time ever, the Maker Shed is offering free USA shipping on all orders over $5! Just add your items to the cart, use the coupon code SHIPIT and select the free shipping option. Hurry, this offer expires August 31st at 11:59PM Pacific time.
When I was a kid, I used brown paper grocery bags to cover my school books. Before long, they were covered in doodles and stickers and rarely made it through the first semester of school. Fabric book covers were new to me when my kids started school. I see the appeal, but a lot of […]
