Emily Gertz and Patrick Di Justo, authors of Environmental Monitoring With Arduino (available from Maker Shed and O’Reilly), wrote it to let me know that the book got used as a textbook in the recent NYC Water Hackathon. They’ve got the pictures to prove it, too! Brooklyn, NY, March 25 — Patrick and I went […]
This DIY bow clutch is a sweet accessory for spring! You can go with any color you like, of course, but I am digging the cheerful mustard color Elm Street Life went with.
If you make, use, or benefit from open-source hardware, please consider taking this survey to help develop a picture of the OSHW community!
Some of you may have already seen the newest video from PES, Fresh Guacamole, but if you haven’t, do yourself a favor and watch it! His stop-motion animations are a delight for the senses. In Fresh Guacamole, he pulls viewers into his world of imagination, using: Play-Doh for avocado Baseballs for onions Pincushions for tomatoes […]
This week’s Flashback project is sure to be a favorite with DIY enthusiast brides. Wedding flowers can demand a huge portion of your budget, and creating your own bouquet is not only a way to save money, but to also have a fun experience making one of the most intimate and important accessories of your […]
“A complete infrastructure for flight already exists, people only need to join in.”
I took a sandal-making workshop with Rachel Corry last year and have been a little obsessed with leather work ever since. This simple DIY leather watch strap over on Design Sponge would be a great way to dip your toes in the water! It does require using an inexpensive Timex Weekender for the strap hardware, […]
