NYC Resistor member Adam Mayer just posted this fantastic guide to reading the data off of old EPROM chips. To grab the data, you’ll need an Arduino Mega (or a microcontroller with 24 I/O pins), jumper cables, breadboard, and of course an EPROM to read.
Our pal Jimmy DiResta just posted this video of him creating a hiding place for a handgun inside of an old hardbound book. We’ve covered these book safes in the past, usually made by cutting out the hiding compartment with the book still intact. Jimmy disbinds the book, creates a cutting jig, and then cuts […]
I love the look of mini bottle necklaces filled with tiny treasures, so I’m definitely excited about this mini bottle necklace tutorial from Lana at Lana Red. When you mix teeny tiny containers with a little creativity, the possibilities are absolutely endless! More: How-To: Wire Heart Bracelet @Craftzine.com blog Wooden Jewelry Inspiration @Craftzine.com blog DIY […]
Now here’s a good idea from Yvette of Abernathy Crafts – make your own steering wheel cover. With the warm weather we’ve been having in Detroit lately, this is a great idea to keep your hands cooler while on the road. I wish I’d seen this sooner!
Give your favorite skirt a cute mini makeover with this doily skirt pocket tutorial that Jill from Homemade by Jill shared on Simple Simon & Company! Skirts! They can be super easy to sew, and it doesn’t take much more effort to add a little something special. My little girl loves pockets, especially when they […]
Check out the Brick Challenge Game Show on July 28th-29th. We will be at Maker Faire Detroit in The Henry Ford Museum. The Quiz Show tests your knowledge on Lego with both questions and building games.
I love this mother/daughter tea party overview from Aimee of It’s Overflowing. The yellow-centric decorations feature favorite collections and DIY accents. If you’re hosting a party soon and need some inspiration when it comes to the look and feel, make sure to bookmark this post.
