I’m eyeing these chocolate-dipped nuts from Allison of Some the Wiser over on Good Eats as a very tasty sweet treat. I have a real sweet tooth, but lately I’ve been trying to curb my sugar habit. I’ve been looking for snacks that give me a good dose of protein and energy, without all the […]
These ombre Easter eggs from Sugar and Charm are beautiful. If you’re dying your eggs at the last minute like I am, here’s a technique worth checking out.
Celebrate the gorgeous spring weather with this simple beeswax flower mason jar candle tutorial from Garden Therapy! The wax flowers on top of the candles look almost like applique, and I love how the honeycomb texture of the beeswax adds depth and texture to the petals. If you’re feeling particularly energetic, there’s a candle-making tutorial […]
Doug had a problem to solve: when he swims early in the morning, there’s not enough light to see the pool’s pace clock at the end of the lane. Like any good maker, he devised his own solution. He built a waterproof swim timer that uses an LED display to show your time.
Another one from the “And sometimes, it’s just that easy” File.
Brenda Ponnay created this fun afikoman bag for Passover celebrations over on Shiksa in the Kitchen. The no-sew bag is great for everyone in the family to help with or can be made ahead of time for a big surprise. More Spock Matza
Chris Walker, the author of Getting Started with Netduino, is presenting a free webcast (preregistration required) on Friday, April 13, 2012: Start building electronics projects with Netduino, the popular open source hardware platform that’s captured the imagination of makers and hobbyists worldwide. Join Chris Walker, inventor of the Netduino and author of Getting Started with […]
