Etsy user Take It With makes translucent-image night lights of all kinds, but I really love this one, with an image of Sam and Suzy from Moonrise Kingdom, Wes Anderson’s latest film. The warm glow of the night light nicely complements the autumnal color palette of the film. More: Fantastic Mr. Fox Costumes Margot Tenenbaum Embroidery […]
This geometric pendant is a killer accessory by Well It’s Okay that has a similar aesthetic to a couple of projects I have been working on. Might need to whip one of thee puppies up too!
ITP students Mark Kleback and Ezer Lichtenstein designed and built a ten step sequencer that can be linked to other sequencers running on the same clock speed.
Have you seen this awesome blackwork embroidery stop motion animation music video that textile artist Toni Buckby made for the Wet Nuns? I don’t know about you, but just watching it makes my stitching hand hurt! “Why you so cold?” – Wet Nuns from tonibuckby on Vimeo. You can also check out her blog for […]
Mini Maker Faires are independently produced, community based, and smaller in scale than our flagship fairs, but they are still big fun with plenty mind-blowing exhibits. Three Mini Maker Faires will grace us this weekend: Calgary Mini Maker Faire (Canada): September 8, 2012 Brighton Mini Maker Faire (UK): September 8, 2012 Lewiston-Auburn Mini Maker Faire […]
A handful of crayons and a plain pad of paper can turn boring waits or long trips into creative playtime in a flash, which is why I love this felt crayon notebook cover tutorial from You & Mie. You can toss it into a bag or backpack, then pull it out whenever and wherever a […]
We are still looking for worthy companies to nominate for the 2nd Annual MAKE Magazine Maker Industry Awards, to be voted on by YOU and presented at World Maker Faire. We’re looking for nominees in the categories of Most Hackable Gadget, Most Repairable, and Best Documentation. The idea behind the Makeys is to nominate mainstream […]
