My Dad was a Maker
If we lose the ability and desire to explain, then we lose the ability to truly innovate.
Month: June 2014
Crochet Inspiration: Broomstick Lace Bracelet
Looking for a good excuse to up your crochet game? Try your hand at elegant broomstick lace with this broomstick lace bracelet tutorial
Paul’s Oscilloscope
My Dad was Paul Alford Harris. He passed away in 1991 when I was 19 years old but he left a very lasting impression upon me. He worked in a radio shop as a kid, and later joined the army in World War II to be in the signal corps. After the war he attended […]
Iced Coffee Cocktail Recipe
Stop settling for either iced coffee or a refreshing cocktail and start having it all with this enticing iced coffee cocktail.
Building Your Own Workbench
Building a nice workbench is a very important task. Many people have come up with many approaches. DiResta showed us earlier this week how a simple design with solid welded frame could both look nice and possibly last forever. What if you aren’t set up to weld though? Chris Finke built this workbench to be […]
Sewing for Kids: Gathered Summer Top
Whip up a sweet and simple summer wardrobe for the little gals in your life with this gathered summer top tutorial!
3D Light Painting With A 3D Printer
Yesterday we showed you how two creative people were using an industrial robot arm to do some light painting. The results were really cool, but the hardware was simply out of reach for most people. However, Ekaggrat has come up with an interesting way to use existing 3D printers to make light paintings in 3 […]
