DIY Cat Nail Art
Well, this has officially made my day. Rachel of Transient Expression shows you how to take decoupage to a whole new level – cat art for your nails. Hat tip to Heather Fagan
Month: September 2012
Maker Faire New York: Using Microbes to Etch PCBs
Acidithiobacillus ferrooxidans is a gram-negative bacterium that lives, in the natural world, in iron sulfide (aka “pyrite,” aka “fool’s gold) deposits, where it eats iron and sulfur and excretes sulfuric acid. Now, a team of graduates, undergraduates, and post-docs at New York’s Columbia and Cooper Union universities is working to develop a genetically-modified strain of A. ferrooxidans…
Recipe: Nectarine Salsa
Put a sweet end-of-summer spin on taco night with this nectarine salsa recipe from Kate at Hip Girl’s Guide to Homemaking!
Call for Makers: Moving Landscapes, an Outdoor Sculpture Exhibit
Heritage Museums & Gardens invites artists, designers and engineers to participate in an outdoor sculpture exhibit of solar, wind, water, and human-powered kinetic sculpture for the 2013 season. The juried show will be sited throughout our 100-acre grounds of open vistas, meandering paths, a neighboring pond, secluded spaces, and flowering gardens. Works may be offered […]
How-To: Geometric Paperweight
Add some minimalist chic to your workspace with this pretty geometric paperweight project that Randi from Swoon shared on Dotcoms for Moms! [Via WhimseyBox]
Adafruit Offers Sneak Peek at Raspberry Pi WebIDE
Adafruit’s new WebIDE will let you code and run programs for your Raspberry Pi from a web browser on any computer.
More Lego Great Ball Contraption Action
We’ve covered akiyuky’s GBC work before. Here’s a recently posted video of a 17 module GBC running 500 balls over a 31m path that took over 600 hours to complete. Make sure you’ve got the seven minutes or so to watch this video, because it is mesmerizing.
