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.
Sometimes I’m all over the house when I’m sewing and I leave things like scissors or a ruler all over the place. Cat Morley solves that problem with her own crafty tool belt. Her step-by-step photos are great and easy to follow. Link.
Robert @ RetroBlast has a review of the NES Flashback, a $30 device that plays most old NES games, he writes – “A console that fits in the palm of your hands? You better believe it! When my friend told me he saw something called ‘Flashback’ that played NES games I assumed that he was […]
For $39, the “Super ear” looks like a lot of fun, this might make the next tech conference a lot more interesting… worst case, it’ll be fun to take apart and see if I can make even more super – “What binoculars did for vision, this product does for listening. Produces an adjustable 50 decibel […]
The Week of Toys has started on the CRAFT blog! Why toys? Because everything about them is fun. Fun to make and fun to look at. Plus it’s a great small project to start or learn a new craft with. To bring you some crafting inspiration, each day for a week we’ll talk to a […]
Peter’s knowledge of all things MIDI… is intimating writes in with a collection of homebrewed MIDI controllers– Using DYI kits from makers like Doepfer, you can build your own custom controller for music software and other MIDI-compatible applications. (Just in time for Make 07 hitting newsstands!) David Cross has built this gorgeous DJ-style controller – […]
The OSU Linux Users Group made a huge crop circle, based on the how-to-like photos you could build one like it (or something) else – “Does the sudden appearance of a Firefox crop circle imply which browser extraterrestrials prefer? We don’t know, but it was still fun to make. Planned in under two weeks and […]
Brenda Hoddinott created an incredibly comprehensive drawing tutorial site with sections for beginners, intermediates and advanced – I dusted off my tablet awhile back, but nothing beats real graphite and paper… [via] – Link.
