Let Them Eat Art
Chocolate couch by Leandro Erlich for an art-exhibit appropriately named “Let Them Eat Art”.
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Skill Builder: Fabricating Project Boxes from PCB Cladding
Here’s something I didn’t know about. Radio geeks and hobby audio enthusiasts use PCB copper cladding material to fabricate handsome project chassis. The main method of assembly is soldering. In this PDF tutorial from QRP Builder, a small chassis for a radio transceiver is built. Some really good tips in this article about building such project boxes and making sure the results are handsome.
Williamsburg Bridge Yarn Bombing
This evening knitting artist Magda Seyag unveiled her latest project Plan Ahead, a 600-foot installation under the Williamsburg Bridge. Located on Kent Avenue between 5th and 6th Streets, the installation is a partnership with the New York City Department of Transportation’s Urban Art Program and The Open Space Alliance for North Brooklyn.
News From The Future: Body ‘Liquefaction’
The 7 billionth person is about to be born on this planet, we don’t live forever – what will the “greener” exit strategies be?
How-To: Crochet Rainbow Cake
Layered rainbow cakes have been making the internet rounds for a while now, but I love this fun fresh take on them from Meredith of One Sheepish Girl. See how to make your own slice over on her blog. [via Lion Brand Yarn]
Zero to Maker: The Benefits of an Outside Perspective
“So do you think it’s possible?,” I asked with a slightly concerned (but curiously hopeful) look on my face.
“Well, not really,” replied Zack, “But I do think we’re going to give it a good shot and we’re definitely going to learn a lot. Here’s how we can think about it…”
So began my conversation with Zack Johnson, my designated “Dream Coach” at TechShop.
Crafty Events
A weekly roundup of craft fairs and a call for vendors.