Danielle from My Sparkle shared this mock smock dress tutorial on See Kate Sew, and I think I’m in love. It’s a gorgeous way to add the texture of smocking to a sewing project without needing to learn the more complex technique! See the complete how-to on See Kate Sew. More: How-To: Hand Pleating and […]
Rotobooth, a project by Chris Bell, Liangjie Xia, and Mike Kelberman is a hacked rotary phone that takes your picture as you’re calling your own cell phone, then sends a link to the photos to you by SMS.
If you’re a Liberty of London fan, check out this new video showing you how they created their spring fabric line. More: Purl Soho’s Liberty of London Baby Bib Kits @Craftzine.com blog Book Review and Excerpt: The Liberty Book of Home Sewing @Craftzine.com blog Via Crafty Crafty
Sweet find by our own Rachel Hobson over on National Geographic: A zoomable high-resolution panorama of Discovery’s flight deck, by photographer Jon Brack. I swear I’ve found at least one stripped screw head.
The word “ruffle” and the word “practical” don’t often find themselves in the same sentence, especially when you’re talking about projects for kids. But, thanks to this ruffle flip flop tutorial from Destri at The Mother Huddle, you don’t have to choose between cute and comfortable! These stash-busting little sandals are easy to make, perfect […]
Tomorrow, Saturday, April 21 from 10am-2pm, we will enjoy the final Open MAKE at the Exploratorium before Maker Faire. In fact, it’ll be our last Open MAKE at the original site of the Exploratorium before the museum moves to the piers. (Sniff!) So you have many reasons to “dump” everything else you are doing and […]
If you’ve ever wondered how to use the potentiometer on the MakerShield (available in the Maker Shed) to control a servo with an Arduino, wonder no more. Now there is a simple tutorial to show you how on Make: Projects!
