The problem with oilcloth, more often than not, is actually managing to get your hands on the stuff. Even if you have access to a good fabric store, the selection is usually small, and it can be difficult to find the right color or an appropriate pattern. Dissatisfied with her own choices—and in possession of […]
Build a simple but effective homemade ice cream machine.
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Not all electronic signals are communicated via electricity. By transmitting information in the form of light, we can avoid many limitations inherent to traditional wiring. And on top of all that – fiber optics are just straight-up cool!
By Jennifer Perkins Recently, I have started dabbling in digital scrapbooking. I need another crafty hobby like a hole in the head, but have you seen all the cute options out there? I blame my latest obsession on one woman, Danielle Thompson, and her Kitschy Digitals. Her line of digital scrapbooking goodies includes prize ribbons, […]
Paul Sobczak got an LED to light up when a certain sound frequency is reached, using an Arduino and laptop running Pure Data.
Heading to a party after work today but forgot to pick up a nice bag for the bottle of wine you’re bringing? Check out this quick tutorial from Brooklyn Bride – with just one piece of fabric, you’re good to head out the door.
This month’s Latest in Arduino episode is out. Host James Floyd Kelly discusses a new Arduino book, solders up the Maker Shield, and discusses Arduino-controlled robots with J. D. and Josh.
