Electrical engineer and MAKE contributor Jeff Tregre has two 10-year-old hot water heaters in the attic of his New Orleans home, and knowing that 10 years is about the life expectancy of such heaters, he started researching water leak detection devices. Being a maker, he realized he could create his own system for much less […]
One way to set yourself up for a successful and stress-free holiday season is to get gift-making, buying and wrapping out of the way early on. Make it easy with a tiny gift wrapping station as seen in House & Home. Now onto the tiny rapping station.
Brett Bara’s latest Sewing 101 project is live on Design Sponge today and is perfect for Thanksgiving dining plans. What a cool idea! Check out the tutorial to learn all about it.
Last month, I attended the Sally Ride Science Festival with my daughter at Rice University here in Houston. During a break in one of the sessions, I stumbled across an amazingly colorful and beautiful exhibit in the Rice Gallery. I only had a few minutes to explore it, but I was completely smitten with the […]
Traveling with Entrepreneur Magazine in 2011 we’ve interviewed some of the brightest innovators all across the U.S.A. We decided to bring them all together in this short film.
Click to add an event to the online calendar Email me if you have a call for vendors. Coming Up This Weekend: Holiday Craft Faire Extravaganza Granite Bay, CA Nov. 19 Craft Fest Walnut Creek, CA Nov. 19 NoHo Dine Out Friday Night North Hollywood, CA Nov. 18 San Antonio Clay Festival and Sale San […]
Starting off with a spacetime acceleration toward a goodness infinity, we’re launching a countdown to the Make: Gift Singularity. Between now and Christmas we’ll be presenting gift project ideas that you can build given the time available. So, projects that take longer will be posted first, giving you enough time to make them and gift them to your intended, followed by increasingly easier/quicker projects.
