By Glen Whitney for the Museum of Mathematics We’re still putting four-bar linkages through their paces. See the introductory column in this series for the MoMath Linkage Kit, an introduction, and general instructions. Last time, we saw that a four-bar linkage can cause the floating bar to take on any two or three desired positions. […]
High heels are hot. And so are long ballet ribbons wrapped around the ankle. So of course the combination of heels and ribbon is to die for. You don’t need any fancy leather working tools to get the look. I used my eyelet setter and in about 30 minutes had this project all tied up!
And we’re back with our forty-first installment of Your Comments. Here are our favorites from the past week, from Makezine, our Facebook page, and Twitter.
Planning a party? Check out these gorgeous hot air balloon party decorations that Heidi from Hands Occupied made with Tuesday and Jess, her partners at Maude Thought. Don’t you love how great the bold colors look against the white painted brick? Head over to Hands Occupied to lean how to make hot air balloons of […]
I love this simple recipe for making DIY chalk paint. Endless fun for kids, of course, but it would also be fun to announce a housewarming, baby arrival, or even just a summer BBQ outside your house!
Take your food-and-accessory coordination to a whole new level with these pretty lattice top pie potholders from Deborah at Art Threads! More: How-To: Lattice Pie Crust Cookies @Craftzine.com blog How-To: Mini Cinnamon Cherry Pies @Craftzine.com blog Recipe: Mini Apple Pie in an Apple @Craftzine.com blog
Are you interested in robotics but need a good starter kit to get you on the road to success? The Tiny Wanderer Complete Kit (available in the Maker Shed) might just be the ticket!
