How-To: Pixelated Zelda Cookies
If you’re looking for your next cookie baking challenge, then you might want to take a stab at these incredibly detailed Pixelated Zelda Cookies from Love-Making in the Kitchen.
The latest DIY ideas, techniques and tools for bikes, rockets, R/C vehicles, toys and other diversions.
If you’re looking for your next cookie baking challenge, then you might want to take a stab at these incredibly detailed Pixelated Zelda Cookies from Love-Making in the Kitchen.
I just stumbled across the Star★Bot animatronic platform kit out of the community of makers in Florida. It’s designed for kids to “create animatronic robots and learn microcontrollers, mechanics and papercraft.” Its Kickstarter campaign ends in a few hours! Pat Starace developed the kits at FamiLAB “Central Florida’s provider of space, tools, and community for creative technical learning and projects.” (All the organizers for the Orlando Mini Maker Faire met at FamiLAB.)
Count down to the big holiday with a handmade mountain and forest advent calendar. Via A Lovely Lark
This little guy is just CUTE. Simple to make and adorable to look at. By Jeanne Chan on Well Rounded NY.
Apparently retro video games can make for some cozy casual attire as this tutorial from Instructables user TheGreatS on making a pong-playing T-shirt with a flexible screen demonstrates.
I would like to share a fun way to bond and fish with family while staying warm and cosy in the living room. Plus, no water or worms are necessary to catch these unique fish. With inexpensive and simple materials such as scrap cardboard, duct tape, spray paint and dollar store magnet sheets, Velcro and toy fishing rods, a portable ‘deep sea’ fishing game can be made with ease.
Israeli maker Avi Solomon was looking to provide his 7-year-old son Uriel with a maker angle on the Jewish holiday, Hanukkah. Together, they built a menorah out of steel pipe and LEDs.