Adam Meyer of Bildr created a tutorial on connecting thermal printers to Arduinos: Outputting data can be extremely useful, and typically when we look at doing this, it is either to the Arduino’s serial terminal, or to some sort of display. But what about making physical copies of the data? So a few months back, […]
Prepare to have your mind blown by this irrefutable evidence of the utter lack of craft projects on the Internets in the late 90s! I recently came across this amazing article by Susan Lazear called, “The World On-line for Knitters,” from a 1997 issue of Fashion Knitting Magazine. It basically explains exactly what the Internet […]
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We’re still sweltering down here in Texas, but I hear that in other parts of the U.S., folks are actually starting to mutter the F-word (Fall, that is). Some yarn crafting is certainly in order for the change in season, and this pear amigurumi pattern from Planet June is a perfect place to start. A […]
I couldn’t dredge up much information about this project, but this Arduino-based Facebook “Like” button by Mario Klingemann will be on display at the Ultra Social exhibition, a part of the UAMO Festival in Munich. I wish I could be there so that I can push it myself, since I definitely want to be counted among those who like this project.
Follow along as YouTuber freeridemtb2 shows us how to assemble Nerf Stefan darts using some poly foam caulk saver and a hot glue gun.
One of the great things about working at MAKE is all of the amazingly bright and creative people I get to work with. One such person is Brookelynn Morris. Brookelynn is one of the writers over at CRAFT and one of the people behind the awesome Meet the Makers video series.
