The embroidery hoop sewing room organizer tutorials that Stacie from Yellow Spool shared on U Create is a series after my own heart. Click through the link to see the full list of embroidery hoop-related projects!
“Enough is enough! I have had it with these blankety-blank snakes on this blankety-blank, um…ARM…Cortex-M0, ah, microcontroller.”
Right, so, apologies are now due to hardworking Hack a Day writer Mike Szczys for reducing his latest tasty MCU project to a perfunctory SamJack joke. In point of fact…
I love these cool robot hands! Simon Liu built them as part of Iron Builder. He also has a couple of other poses including this sweet one. [Thanks, Rosie!]
I’m excited about my upcoming live interview with Lucky Peach editor Peter Meehan at World Maker Faire in New York. We’ll be on the Make: Live stage on Sept. 29 at 4pm. We’ll talk about Peter’s one-of-a-kind food magazine and food in general–making it, eating and writing about it.
As Beckie if Infarrantly Creative mentions in her introduction, reupholstering a chair seems like a very scary task. But thanks to this guest post by Jamie of C.R.A.F.T., tackling a project like this doesn’t seem so intimidating!
There is nothing cuter than teeny tiny things, with the exception of teeny tiny things IN A TREE. Maddie Chambers created this amazingly detailed and beautiful tree dollhouse she dubbed Mad’s Mouse House and it is something to see. It even has electricity and a teeny tiny Oriental rug. Seen on Apartment Therapy.
Last month as we were rounding up 3D printers to test for our upcoming special Make: Ultimate Guide to 3D Printers, I had the pleasure of meeting Diego Porqueras, maker of the Bukobot. Though he lives in the Los Angeles area, he was visiting his sister in Northern California, and offered to hand-deliver a Bukobot […]
