7 Reasons to Enter the Road to Maker Faire Challenge
Calling all Makers! Less than two weeks remain to enter the Road to Maker Faire Challenge, and win $2,500 to bring you and your project to Maker Faire Bay Area in May.
Month: March 2013
Cut-Out Sculptures From Found Paper Objects
Artist Mari Kamei creates fascinating sculptures from found paper objects by carefully cutting them to ribbons, but leaving the basic structure of the objects untouched.
Race Your Way to Maker Faire
Do you have a need for speed? At this year’s Maker Faire, there are two ways for you to test your vehicle building and racing chops. Both the Fun Bike Unicorn Club and the Power Racing Series challenge teams to build unique, DIY vehicles and bring them to Maker Faire for a series of friendly competitions.
Georgia Tech’s Makerspace is a Model for Higher Education
Georgia Tech’s Invention Studio makerspace and maker club just might democratize the practice of engineering.
3D Printing Game Worlds with Sandboxr
Imagine being about to 3D print customized characters, enemies, and props from your favorite computer games. That’s the idea behind Sandboxr.
“Bake it So” Star Trek Oven Mitt
There’s really not much to say about this punny oven mitt. It speaks for itself, if you’re a Star Trek fan. It was made by Bethany of knitbyahenshop. But this isn’t the only geeky craft she’s made. Check out her list of the top 10 nerdiest crafts she has ever made. A close runner-up to this oven mitt for me is her take on the infamous swan dress that Björk wore to the 2001 Academy Awards.
Yarn Wrapped Easter Eggs
Skip the chocolate and give an Easter gift that can be enjoyed year after year.
