Falling Snowflake Garland
Oh Happy Day’s falling snowflake garland creates a winter wonderland for a New Year’s Eve party. So cute and so simple and easy to make!
Month: December 2011
Best of Craft 2011: Recipes
We love recipes on CRAFT, because, well, food is delicious! We like easy recipes, complicated recipes, vegan recipes, and bacon. Here, in no particular order are my 10 favorite recipes that our contributors have created for you this year. I hope they inspire you to cook up something special. 10. Savory Bread Pudding I love […]
Congratulations to the Winners of Holiday Crafting & Baking With Kids Giveaway!
Congratulations go to 5 randomly chosen winners of our December 7th giveaway for Chronicle’s new book, Holiday Crafting & Baking with Kids by Jessica Strand. The 4 Runner-up Prizes – A copy of Holiday Crafting and Baking with Kids – went to: Mia Birdsong, Andrea Duquette, Lora Wikle, and Shannon O’Connor. The Grand Prize – […]
Best of Make: Live 2011 (ep23 preview)
Join us as we recount the most memorable moments of Make: Live on Wednesday, December 28th 2011 at 9pm ET / 6pm PT / 2am GMT at https://makezine.com/live
Tri-Color Floating Glow Display
Going back through my Weekend Projects notes, I realized I never got around to properly thanking Mike and his daughter Jessica who brought their patriotic tri-color mod of the Floating Glow Display to World Maker Faire in September.
Snow Cone DIY
I’m sure lots of folks are putting Christmas trees away this week, but here’s a project from Heidi Kenney that I think would be fun to make any time of the year! Head over to her blog for a tutorial on how to make these snow cones yourself.
Breaking into Making: A Meditation
At what point did you know you were a “maker?” Making springs from an insatiable need to learn about, dissect, and modify. For some this impulse came early, for others, it didn’t arise until later. Maybe you were the kid who could always fix a broken bike, or you dug into your family’s first PC at a young age and didn’t stop until, years later, you had graduated to making complex gadgets using physical computing.