Week 2, Weird Science Wednesday at Maker Camp. Learn how to make edible Kryptonite candy with Jon Johns.
Maker Camp, sponsored by MAKE magazine, was a virtual summer camp for teens, with a focus on creating, building, and discovering.From July 16th through August 24th, 2012, 30 awesome projects were made in 30 days, on Google+. Maker Camp is free and open to all.
Visit Makezine.com/maker-camp for more information.
Week 4, Weird Science Wednesday at Maker Camp. Dale Dougherty, founder of MAKE, is teaching us how to make custom stationary. The process is creative, easy, and just messy enough to be a lot of fun!
Maker Camp, sponsored by MAKE magazine, was a virtual summer camp for teens, with a focus on creating, building, and discovering.From July 16th through August 24th, 2012, 30 awesome projects were made in 30 days, on Google+. Maker Camp is free and open to all.
Visit Makezine.com/maker-camp for more information.
Week 3, Field Trip Friday at Maker Camp. We’re heading to the Neuroscience Lab at NASA Johnson Space Center. Backyard Brains joins us.
Maker Camp, sponsored by MAKE magazine, was a virtual summer camp for teens, with a focus on creating, building, and discovering.From July 16th through August 24th, 2012, 30 awesome projects were made in 30 days, on Google+. Maker Camp is free and open to all.
Visit Makezine.com/maker-camp for more information.
For a few weeks, Antonin Fourneau has been working on the Water Light Graffiti project: a wall made of LED which light up when touched by water. After several tries, prototypes and material improvements, Water Light Graffiti was finally ready to take place for a few days in a public space, which happened to be […]
Make a pretty DIY belt with this braided twine belt tutorial that Claire from Fellow Fellow shared on Say Yes to Hoboken! More: How-To: Make a Leather Belt @Craftzine.com blog ReMake It! Soda Can Tab Belt and Bracelet @Craftzine.com blog How-To: Vintage-Style Bow Belt @Craftzine.com blog
My partner Ladyada of Adafruit Industries is a finalist for “Entrepreneur Of 2012”. I feel like the maker movement has grown up together, and now many of us have become businesses. Best of all, I think the open-source hardware companies out there have done a great job at keeping their open-source and maker values – […]
We’ve seen a quite a few back yard roller coasters in the past, but this PVC coaster, with it’s 12-foot drop, is over the top. If you can identify the builders, let us know in the comments.
