Chicken ‘N Waffles on a Stick
Instructables user Imnopeas posted this fantastic-looking chicken ‘n waffles on a stick recipe (hint: it involves using a corn dog maker!) for the soul food enthusiast on the run.
Month: February 2013
How-To: “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!” Quilted Wallhanging
Inspire your little ones—or anyone else, for that matter—with this awesome Dr. Seuss-inspired “Oh! The Places You’ll Go!” Quilted Wallhanging!
Tool Tales: A Pivotal Piece of History
Recently, Iโve been learning how to repair antique clocks under the guidance of clock expert Bob Frishman. When assembling a clock, there are many axles with pivots on the end that must be fitted within the holes in the clock’s plates. It is one of those jobs that seems to require ten hands. A pivot locator is a long, thin tool used to gently nudge the pivots into place. You can buy them, but I’ve come to love the one shown here. It’s handmade, but not by me.
How-To: Color Block Zip Tie Vases
Colorful zip ties are definitely my hardware store Siren. You too? Check out this fun color block zip tie vase tutorial!
Maker Faire Bay Area: Call for Makers Now Open!
Makers, take your marks! The countdown has begun: we’re three months out from our 8th annual Maker Faire Bay Area, taking place May 18 and 19 at the San Mateo Fairgrounds. Last year, we featured a whopping 900 makers, and 110,000 like-minded folks came out to celebrate the joy of making. This year, get ready […]
3 DIY Robots to Unbury You from the Next Snowpocalypse
By now most of the people affected by winter storm Nemo have unburied themselves from the snow. I’m sure many of them won’t want to see snow again for a very long time, let alone shovel it. Which is why now is the perfect time to start building your robotic snowplow just like these three industrious makers.
Upcycled Spring Water Pitcher
As we hit the almost-one-month mark for spring, are there items in your house in need of a makeover?
