Sara Kate Gillingham-Ryan of The Kitchn shares her story of making a Christmas breakfast wreath, an ongoing tradition in her family. The finished product looks too good to eat, but based on what Sara says, I can’t wait to try this recipe with my friends and family.
Comparisons have been made to the Macquarium, though personally I don’t think the 360 is yet at the same stage of obsolescence that as the original Mac when people started making them into aquariums. It was made from a broken console by Spencer Shepard at Blue World Aquariums, who admits, “my Xbox is still safe and sound by my TV.” The window in the side was cut on a waterjet.
The staff here at Craftzine must be hitting the eggnog a little to hard, because with 12 days until Christmas, we decided we would all swap ornaments with each other! That meant quickly creating a handful of stunningly beautiful ornaments, befitting my fellow Craft bloggers. Behold, these vintage thread spool ornaments- they are quick, sparkling, […]
Via Dangerous Prototypes: Here’s a video of our presentation about manufacturing open hardware at Make Tokyo Meeting. You can download the slides here.
When I was a kid, I used to love making paper snowflakes, even if my imagination was always several steps beyond my paper-cutting skill level. Last year, when I finally broke out some paper and made my first snowflakes since grade school, I was unreasonably proud of myself when I actually managed to cut a […]
Learn how to make an internet-connected Christmas Tree that lights up when new emails arrive! Get the code here: http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2011/12/how-to-the-lonely-christmas-tree.html
Make: Live’s holiday episode features some fun project ideas for this festive time of year! See a skirt light up when you dance, a brass rocking horse ornament, and connect your Christmas decorations to the internet. Above, Ben Light demonstrates his technique for these mini paper stars, which fit onto your Christmas lights to create […]
