What happens to all those mobile device accessories once the device they accessorized have become landfill? That’s what the folks at Berlin’s weltunit were thinking when they made these laser-cut cardboard device stands. They’re available for both iPad and iPhone form factors and made using recycled cardboard and carbon neutral energy.
We’ve all been there: that awkward stage when your hair is growing out and it’s unruly and annoying and hard to whip in to shape. If you’re looking for an easy and stylish way to wrangle your hair out of your face, check out this tutorial from Alisa Burke. She shares how to turn a […]
This week in the MAKE Flickr pool we saw… Hexapod Sunset from Dunehaven. Rockets in February! from Erik Charlton. microsequin (pink) from J.Morganized. 1/5 of illuminated GLOBE sign from Mr Shiv. making a tachometer from modern kōgaku. Clamp Lamp and Clamp Magnifying Glass – unclamped from b_light. Isolated 9V meter supply from P^2 – Paul.
Here are some cool things we saw in the CRAFT Flickr Pool this week: Shoes, by BMerry My dear robot – geekery stuff, by Memi The Rainbow Yarn Bombing by Yarn Corner, by Stupendous Joy Ghostbusters cake, by poppet with a camera English Wool Decorative Heart, by made by maxine
As you may have noticed, the Call for Makers for Maker Faire Bay Area 2012 is now open, something we’re very excited about around these parts. Garrett Mace is also looking forward to Maker Faire, so he hooked up an old Betabrite scrolling LED sign to Seeeduino with his ChronoDot to display the amount of […]
Can you believe it’s that time of year again? Makers, it’s time to get that application ready for the 2012 Bay Area Maker Faire! Get all the details over on Make.
In the lead-up to tomorrow’s Dale Dougherty/MAKE segment on “The Next List” program (Sunday, 2pm EST), CNN has posted an article by Dale entitled How to Make More ‘Makers’ – and Why It Matters.
