How-To: Gnome and Mushroom Draft Dodger
As part of Iron Craft Challenge #2, Kat shows you how to make a gnome and mushroom draft dodger to keep your house cozy and warm these freezing winter days.
Month: January 2011
A reader-built Squelette
In Volume 23, we featured Ross Hershberger’s Squelette, a see-through amplifier (“squelette” means skeleton in French). There has been some lively discussion happening on the Squelette article page, and among those contributing to the conversation is Brian J. Andonian, a design engineer at Ford. He built his own version of Squelette out of cherry and […]
Embroidered Inventor’s Lab Coat
Back around Halloween, I picked up a kid-sized lab coat at the thrift store while I was searching for a costume for my son. He didn’t end up using it at Halloween, but I’ve been trying to come up with something cool to do with it for him for play time. I love what Flickr […]
How-To: Simple Molding and Casting for Toy Duplication
Clone your toys using this simple molding and casting technique.
Dye Fabric Using Snow
Craftster user ptarmic wumpus tried out dyeing fabric using snow as a dye-delivery method. Pretty interesting! More: Painting With Ice Cubes Fulled Sweater Stuffed Tiger
Free print-and-stick pinout label for ATmega (Arduino) chip
A handy resource provided by George Graves over on the adafruit forums, based on an idea by Tod E. Kurt.
New from O’Reilly Media: Building Wireless Sensor Networks
Building Wireless Sensor Networks
with ZigBee, XBee, Arduino, and Processing