Got a Great Gadget? Show Your Stuff to Veronica Belmont and Win
Veronica Belmont invites you to put to the test your most innovative and ingenious DIY versions of your favorite consumer tech items on stage at Maker Faire Bay Area.
Month: April 2013
Winners on the Road to Maker Faire Bay Area
We’re pleased to announce the winners on the 2013 Road to Maker Faire Challenge! Makers competed for a $2,500 prize and a chance to travel to the Bay Area Maker Faire next month to exhibit their project.
On-the-Go Furniture for On-the-Go People
Harking back to the era of steam trunks the Arara Nomade is nomadic furniture: a trunk that turns into a shelves, drawers and hanging space. Designed for easy assembly and disassembly, no screws, glue or tools are required to put in together, or to take it apart at the end of your trip.
27 Washi Tape Storage Ideas
Is washi tape taking over your craft space? Have no fear! This roundup of 27 washi tape storage and organization ideas has you covered.
New in the Maker Shed: Telegraph Decoder and Calculator Kits from Spikenzie Labs
Spikenzie Labs has a reputation for making innovative, wonderfully designed kits and their new Telegraph Decoder and Calculator Kits are no exception! Both are available now in the Maker Shed.
How-To: HAL-in-the-Box
Aaaaaaaaand we have a serious new contender for the title of Best Who’s-in-the-Box Ever. Adafruit senior designer Phillip Burgess was inspired by customers’ observations that their new-ish 10 cm “Massive Red Arcade Button” looks a lot like the iconic eye of Clarke and Kubrick’s famously malevolent mainframe. For sheer comedic value, I think…
DIY Necklace Length Guide
Stop guessing and start making with this fantastically useful necklace length guide infographic from Design Thrift.