It’s dangerous to go alone (and sometimes chilly) in the world of adventure, so take this quilt! Keep warm with a quilt adorned with symbols from the popular 1986 classic Nintendo fantasy adventure game, Legend of Zelda. Based on the original design by Heather Villareal, crafter “slamberina” crowned the top of the quilt with the […]
Can’t wait for the flowers to start blooming? Take matters into your own hands, and stitch up your own floral display on your front screen door! Of course this can be done on any screen, and it may actually be easier to handle a window screen that pops out. I sketched out some blossoms and […]
Whether you’re a young maker yourself or the parent of one, I’m sure you’re just as excited about Maker Faire as we are. While we invite people of all ages to roam throughout the Faire, you’ll definitely want to check out the plethora of exhibits specifically aimed at young makers. Here are 10 exhibits that […]
A fun twist on traditional single cloth table linens, these pieced fabric napkins would make a great stash-busting project for using up your favorite scraps! In my own home, we generally use fabric napkins instead of disposables, so I’ve always got my eye out for ways to make them more stylish, especially if I’m going […]
Deck the halls with eggy garlands with this speedy project by Amy Robinson over at Craftsy!
Enigma machines were extremely interesting coding machines used by Germany during World War II. As digital logic was still in its infancy, these machines used rotors configured in a certain pattern to decode the gibberish sent from military commanders to units in the field. Although mechanical marvels, they came nowhere near being small enough to […]
This is the final weekend to prepare your PSoC Pioneer Challenge project
