How-To: Hello Kitty Cake Pops
I love seeing the variations Bakerella creates for her famous cake pops. These Hello Kitty ones are adorable. Can you guess what secret ingredient she uses to create the perfectly shaped kitty ears?
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Maker Faire: Call for Entries!
Okay, kids, it’s that time again — time to dust off the steam-powered Theremin, grease the chains on your triple-decker mutant bicycle, and re-balance the spinning disks of death on your combat robot — it’s time for Maker Faire auditions! Move over PT Barnum, the REAL geek sideshow is coming to town! Calling All Makers […]
Austin event: MAKE Out Session
If you’re in / near Austin, I hope to see you at Spiderhouse tonight: More info here.
Share your skills with Boston Skill Share
Photo from Boston Skill Share So you have a great idea, and you want to share it, but where will you find people to share with? If you can get to the Boston area for the April 18 and 19th 2009 weekend (perhaps you haven’t yet scheduled your April Vacation?) then you should definitely check […]
Crafty Chica Book Signing at Handmade Galleries in Sherman Oaks, CA on Sunday, Feb 22
On Sunday, head on over to Handmade Galleries in Sherman Oaks, CA for Crafty Chica’s Kathy Cano-Murillo book signing event for her new book, Crafty Chica’s Guide to Artful Sewing. Bring your sewing machine for a sewdown or just get the lowdown on appliqués and other inspired artforms of the threaded kind. Kathy will provide […]
Max’s day of Making
Max Wallack is a kid who thinks big. When he saw the Trash to Treasure design contest at By Kids For Kids, he knew he could come up with an idea. Since he was really young, he’s been active in designing and developing solutions. “If you have the ability to help people, then you have […]
101: Ikebana
Ikebana is known as the art of Japanese flower arranging. But it is directly translated as the arrangement of plant materials, meaning the artist is not limited only to the showy and colorful blooms of traditional Western florists. Ikebana began as ancient monks offered flowers at temples, in much the same way that bonsai developed […]