MorpHex: A Sphere-Shaped Hexabot
I don’t know what to say about MorpHex (which Sean blogged about in August) except WOW! [Via Hack a Day]
Month: December 2011
ITP Winter Show Preview
At the end of every semester, NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications Program opens house and shows the public the latest in their students’ work in physical computing, interactive media, and design. Above is a smattering of the types of projects and people you can expect to find at an ITP show (full disclosure: Matt Richardson and I are current students and will be in attendance).
Project: Folk Art-Inspired Ornament Tree
By Lish Dorset One of my favorite Christmas trees, that I’ve had for years, has a bit of a Charlie Brown look to it – just a few sparkly branches, but very loved. It’s the best because the ornaments can be shown off for all to admire. I use the tree for the handmade ornaments […]
5, 4, 3, 2, 1 Things About Mixed Martial Arts and Crafts
Mixed Martial Arts and Crafts might be one of the best blog titles of all time. It follows the life and projects of Vanessa, a creative and ambitious crafter and dedicated blogger. Vanessa seems to be able to knit just about anything. Oh, and she paints and sews too. One Project You Are Particularly Proud […]
Retro Ornament Cards From Jessica Jones
I think it’s the whimsical shapes associated with retro style that really makes me a sucker for anything mid-century. These super cute retro ornament cards from Jessica Jones of How About Orange over on The Inside Source make me smile. They’d also be a great template for adding these shapes to stockings, tree skirts or […]
Gift Guide: En Masse
Whether you have a bunch of lovely co-workers (as I do!), a gaggle of cousins, or just want to gift everyone in your book club, here are some ideas for quick and easy mass gifts. Gathered Scarf: Our own Brookelynn’s amazing gathered scarf tutorial will allow you to keep your friends warm and stylish all […]
Kit-A-Day Giveaway: MakerBot Thing-O-Matic (#3 of 5)
Today, we’re giving away our third MakerBot Thing-O-Matic (a $1,300 value!), featured on the cover of the Ultimate Kit Guide. Here’s Make: Labs intern Eric Chu’s review of Thing-O-Matic from the issue…