This week’s CRAFT podcast pattern are 4 bird stencils created by Lisa Howdin at Fitzpatterns. Each week on MAKE we crank out a weekend project video along with a companion PDF you can print/view and on CRAFT (our crafty sister magazine due out in Oct) we’ve sent out a sewing pattern and now stencils! So […]
In 2000, I spent a summer living in the woods doing restoration work. I lived in a tent and every night, the bats would come out and I oftened wondered what it would sound like to be a bat and to be able to hear all of the bat-traffic aound my tent. At that time, […]
Tony has an awesome set of step by step instructional pages for this bat detector project. I’ve also packed them into a pdf that itunes will pick up automatically so that all of you podcast subscribers won’t miss out!
In celebration of the new craftzine magazine and blog, I have created a podcast to teach three ways to make your own t-shirt designs. When you make your own tshirt designs upload them to the craft flickr pool! Make sure to go check out the instructional post too! Click here to get the video (MP4) […]
This week, I’ve put together an instructional pdf for three different ways to make t-shirt designs. Download it, or subscribe in itunes and have it downloaded automatically! This is what my bunny-vader t-shirt design looked like before rinsing and after! I really want to see the shirts that you design! Make sure if you make […]
If you need to log/store temperatures, this looks like a pretty interesting kit that uses iButtons – “The DS1921 included in this kit is a complete self contained temperature data logger measuring only 17.35mm wide and 5.89mm thick. It has an accuracy of +/- 1°C from -30°C to +70°C. A built in real-time clock and […]
EiED online’s Bill Wong reviews the propellor multicore processor from Parallax (best known for their BASIC stamp) – “Parallax took a major turn from its bread and butter Basic Stamps and SX processors with its new Propeller architecture. The Propeller packs eight 32-bit processors, called cogs, into a single package… Packing eight identical processors in […]
