LightUpโFrom Maker to Pro
How two California kids with a bright idea are working to make it happen.
The latest DIY ideas, techniques and tools for bikes, rockets, R/C vehicles, toys and other diversions.
How two California kids with a bright idea are working to make it happen.
Peter Lynnโs vision for the future hangs from a string.
The safest, most versatile and inexpensive way to make a costume sword is by way of foam or cardboard. Both can be easily obtained and are lightweight, but cardboard is easier to cut-out, layer with multiple designs and color with spray paint. A cardboard sword can become as over-the-top or simplistic as you want at barely any cost or time.
Jo Randall of Paperprimate creates fantastic piรฑatas of all kinds of exotic creatures, even some extinct ones, for all occasions.
The Maker Shed team is delighted to announce we’ve partnered with a global distribution company to dramatically increase the number of countries we serve from 59 to 210 — welcome India, Brazil, China, Singapore, and 140+ more!
ITP students Christina Carter and Jess Jiyoung Jung want to help you improve your ability to get sushi into your mouth with their deliciously engaging two player board game called “Chopsticking,” find them on Science Avenue in Zone D!
This year’s Power Racing Series finale at World Maker Faire features a creative array of hacked and modded toy cars.