I want the ability to move my storage around to re-arrange my shop and the tools as necessary. So I am revising the the way I store my tools and supplies. I am going modular, and avoiding built-in shelves. I looked around a few stores to purchase “closets,” but I couldn’t find a simple cabinet that was affordable and durable. Solution: Make my own!
If you are hosting Thanksgiving or a holiday dinner party in the upcoming months, Oh Happy Day has a fun way to customize your place cards and cake topper.
MAKE Magazine was named a finalist in two categories in FOLIO:’s Eddie Awards Program which celebrates excellence in magazine design.
Japanese paper company Nepia use the fragile nature of tissue paper to their advantage in this amazing stop motion animation of tissue paper animals.
A few weeks ago, I visited the alt_quilts exhibition at the American Folk Art Museum, and I was totally blown away by what I saw.
These amazing terrariums made from massive pieces of blown glass by landscape designer Paula Hayes really illustrate how a little bit of the outdoors can brighten up the indoors, especially in the approaching winter months.
How Does Nature Make It? is a collaboration between MAKE and the Biomimicry 3.8 Institute, a non-profit dedicated to equipping innovators with the tools to solve sustainability challenges using nature’s designs and core principles. The most popular of those tools is AskNature, the world’s most comprehensive catalog of nature’s solutions to human design challenges. By understanding how these adaptations work, makers can mimic ideas that have thrived in balance with Earth’s complex systems. This series explores these adaptations.
