My closet is a disaster. It’s the only closet in my house, and it has been over capacity since the day I moved in. There’s space to hang coats and dresses, but my shoes, hats, scarves and belts were ending up trampled on the floor. I was dreaming of an extravagant custom built shelving unit, […]
If you’ve ever been curious about using edible markers to make designs on cookies or candy, look no further than this very detailed post from The Decorated Cookie. You’ll learn which markers work best with which kinds of food, and how to use them for the best finish.
The bold graphic look of these awesome nautical flag napkins from Laura at The Purl Bee would add a great pop of color to any summer table. Better yet, they could be used to create messages and games with guests! On top of making a cheery summer table setting, guessing which napkin represents which letter […]
I have very little information about this project, but it appears to be the work of a Brazilian designer who goes by “veroicono”. If you are s/he, or know anything about him/her, any info you can provide in the comments below or by e-mail will be appreciated. This is a cool idea, and I want to make sure the right person gets credit for it. [Thanks, Kevin Groce!]
These poetic castile soap carvings were created by Arianna Vanini as part of an installation called, “tactile.” Each element represents a letter of the Braille alphabet. The letters compose the sentence, “the essential is invisible to the eyes,” a quote from “The Little Prince” by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry…Because of the nature of the material, this […]
MAKE subscriber Bill from Rochester, NY, created this cool chandelier that can be programmed via XBee.
The USB Infrared Toy, available in the Maker Shed, is an assembled, open source, USB infrared remote control receiver/transmitter designed by DangerousPrototypes. Use it as a remote control with your computer, to view infrared signals on a logic analyzer, to capture and clone infrared signals, and to play IR codes.
