Help Crowdfund the Rygo: The Largest 3D print in North America
Standing two meters tall, the Rygo will be the largest 3D print in North America, and will be installed at Gropp’s Gallery in Vancouver, Canada.
Craft & Design
From traditional crafts to modern crafts, we’re covering news and interesting projects to educate you and keep you inspired. Design trends and pop culture related projects are here to inspire.
Hand Painted Robot Switch Plates
Aren’t these great? They are Natalie McKean’s completely one-of-a-kind, and perfectly hand painted switch plates. Each robots is rich with detail and filled with character. This set was picked up at the recent Shop Party event, but you can get yours from Natalie’s etsy store.
Upcycled Star Trek Ship Model
This upcycled Star Trek ship model is made by Brazilian artist-maker J. Azevedo who specializes in building robots and model dioramas using upcycled hardware and electronic components.
How-To: Earmuff Headphones
Need a fuzzier pair of headphones? Check out this tutorial on how to make your own earmuff headphones from Syuzi of Fashioning Tech.
Project: Needlepoint Purse
By Danielle Thompson I really love the look of vintage needlepoint (especially needlepoint handbags!) from the 50s, 60s, and 70s, and wanted to try my hand at needlepoint myself. So I grabbed some plastic canvas from the craft store, got to stitching, and soon realized: needlepoint is pretty easy! Even the simplest stitches produce a […]
Four Years of Making
Dear beloved CRAFT readers, Today is my last day as Senior Video Producer for MAKE & CRAFT. The past four years have been, undoubtedly, the best times of my life so far. I’m immensely thankful to have been a part of such a dedicated and talented team — they’re like family to me. While you […]
Four Years of Making
Dear beloved MAKE readers,
Today is my last day as Senior Video Producer for MAKE. The past four years have undoubtedly been the best times of my life so far. I’m immensely thankful to have been a part of such a dedicated, talented team– they’re like family to me. While you won’t be seeing me on the blog, Make: Live, or CRAFT videos any longer, this isn’t so much “goodbye” as “see you around–” I’ll always be a proud member of the maker community.