Kathy Ceceri
Kathy's latest books for Maker Media include Fabric and Fiber Inventions, Musical Inventions, and Edible Inventions. She is also the author of Paper Inventions, Making Simple Robots, and other books full of STEAM activities for kids and other beginners. When she's not busy writing, Kathy presents workshops for students and educators at schools, museums, libraries, and makerspaces throughout the Northeast. Visit her at Crafts for Learning.
02/21/2019
At 13, Jordan Reeves’ Maker cred is already impressive. She created her own 3D-printed, unicorn horn-shaped, glitter-shooting prosthetic that fits...
12/20/2017
One of the most fun and satisfying projects in my book Fabric and Fiber Inventions is the little cardboard loom....
12/08/2017
Give Hanukkah a high tech spin this year by crafting a menorah out of felt and circuits. Each candle will...
09/06/2017
Press down on this origami frog and the LED eyes start to glow. Release it, and the frog will leap...
06/28/2017
Build your own manual low-tech music box from random knick-knacks that you can find around your house or buy for...
03/02/2017
Check out the physical toys that help teach computer programming that were on display at the New York Toy Fair.
02/23/2017
What hackable toys are at the Toy Fair this year?
12/20/2016
Science, animation, robots, and quilting. These passions come together in the quilts of Theodore Gray and Nina Paley.
12/15/2016
Gelatin pearls or "jello caviar" are surprisingly easy to make
10/07/2016
The Tin Can Cooker is a homemade outdoor stove that really works. Generations of Scouts have learned to make and...
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