How-To: Decorate iPhone Cases with Leftover Holiday Glitz
Got leftover glitter and sparkly holiday decor? Cover iPhone cases with repurposed holiday glitz!
Month: January 2013
DIY Paw Print Ornaments
It’s time to craft with your pets! Cornflower Blue Studio shows us how to make simple, homemade clay paw print ornaments to celebrate your favorite furry friend.
Best of 2012: Google+ Hangouts on Air
We dived into the world of Google+ hang outs on air this part summer with Maker Camp, six weeks of daily hangouts, live and online. If the web democraticized publishing, G+ hangouts have democratized the video broadcast. They can be as low or high production as you like. All that’s required is a good ethernet connect and interesting conversation and guests and you’re good to go. Since then, MAKE has explore use of the technology. What we do with hangout will continue to evolve. For now, here is our highlight reel from the year that was.
Adjustable Garage Storage Wall
Need garage organization inspiration? Check out this adjustable storage wall!
Build Google’s Book Scanner
While the DIY Book Scanner project shows you how to build your own scanner, Google’s vacuum-assisted Linear Book Scanner is also an option. Google has patented the design but is offering it online as a free license. [via core77]
Transforming Cardboard Anime Character
Blogger Zeon Santos over at Neatorama shared this amazing cardboard anime sculpture that actually transforms.
Light Painting with a Thermal Flashlight
Impressed with the Public Laboratory’s Thermal Flashlight prototype, maker Max Justicz whipped together a nice self-contained version using an infrared thermometer, some RGB LEDs, and an Arduino housed inside a commercial flashlight enclosure to perform a little DIY thermal imaging.
