Threadbanger’s Rob + Corinne show us a sweet anatomical heart card to make for Valentine’s Day. I want to make one of these for the one who makes MY heart pitter patter. But since Matthew Crawley lives outside London circa 1920, maybe I’ll make one for my husband instead.
Looks like those years of being a computer engineer have gotten Barbie into soft circuits โ this year an available accessory is the Digital Dress.
OK, itโs tax time and Iโm tired. Thatโs no excuse for not posting more awesome Black Makers to the blog! Especially since itโs tax time and Iโm about to give Uncle Sam more of my hard-earned dollars I would be sadly remiss to not get Pamela Jennings up here, since she is like a super-meta maker. Not only does she make her own cool stuff, but she is at the National Science Foundation and helps get other makers in the research world the money that they need to change the world. Awesome, yes? I think so! Pamela is another fantastically talented maker who I first met at Sketching In Hardware. I wish I could direct all my tax dollars to her funding initiatives.
Make your sweetie a gift that’s both practical and pretty with roll and dash hankies!
Got a robot on the web? Consider adding it to Livebots.cc, which aggregates UStream feeds from multiple robots that allow visitors to control them through the web. The “hand” robot in the image above was built by the site operator, Navic, who documented instructions on how to build the hand-bot. [via Guilherme Martins]
Hear the story of Paula Chang and Mike Cheung, who met at Maker Faire Bay Area and now run a DIY business from their home and garage in Oakland, CA.
Teresa Tsang works under the name “Siuyuett” and creates one-of-a-kind notebooks.
