I love the modern look of exposed zippers, especially on knitwear. If you do too, check out this exposed zipper pocket tutorial that Jessica from Running with Scissors shared on Project Run and Play, and learn how to install your own! [Via Craft Gossip]
I’m not ashamed to admit that I let out an actual “squeee!” when I saw this latest collection of fabrics from Laurie Wisbrun. Her Llama prints are adorable, and the pillow panel means you can whip up one of these adorable pillows in no time flat. See more over on her blog. Related: Perfectly Portable […]
Here’s the third episode of MAKE‘s podcast, Make: Talk! In each episode, I’ll interview one of the makers featured in the magazine. Our maker this week is Larry Cotton, a long time contributor to MAKE. Larry’s a retired engineer and part-time math teacher who lives in New Bern, NC, and likes to listen to, write, […]
When Steve Hoefer sent in his prototype of the Tacit haptic wrist rangefinder, we had a field day with it taking turns walking around MAKE headquarters with our eyes closed. Using it is super intuitive: with your hand extended, the servos vibrate as you get closer to an object, like a wall, and alert you […]
We are Bilal Ghalib and Alex Hornstein, and we’re traveling around the country for a month in a Prius full of low-cost 3D printers, starting a business printing and selling things on these machines. We think of ourselves as modern-day troubadours, moving from town to town with our moneymakers in our trunk, eliciting inspiration and fascination where we travel, and making a living for ourselves off of our ideas and our wits…
The Paper Source blog, P.S., has a few quick ideas on how to dress up paper straws for a Valentine’s Day party. Check out their post for a PDF on all the goodies you’ll need to make these.
My Sisters Suitcase made these sweet, romantic LOVE letters for Valentine’s Day. I love the gradient effect the yarn has. This would be great for a kid’s room or wedding as well. Or just a nice ‘Welcome’ sign to your home. What would you spell out? More How-to: Plaster Letters
