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I’m loving this project from Molly’s Sketchbook over on the Purl Bee. You can make fun twisted felt garlands to adorn your home or use them as necklaces and bracelets to adorn yourself. A perfect bit of festiveness for the holidays!
And we’re back with our twenty-fourth installment of Your Comments. Here are our favorites from the past week, from Make: Online, our Facebook page, and Twitter. Bob Alexander built a $20 spectrograph, and wrote in to share his results: I went ahead and made one of these (actually two – after the first, I wanted […]
Eric Ayars built this super simple water level sensor to monitor the amount of water available for his Christmas tree.
Saeki Yoshiyasu uses an iPod Touch’s accelometer to control an LED matrix via an Arduino & ethernet shield.
This week in the CRAFT Flickr pool we saw: mens lung capacity sweater by ~aorta~, Powder the Plush Unicorn by Mary Casher, Taller de la aguja mágica en Duduá by Alícia Roselló Gené, and RGB cross stitch by Julie Zidel.
From the MAKE Flickr pool: This slick synth built inside an Atari game paddle, one of many cool synths Michael Rucci has created. This is a square-wave generator with a pulsing effect, hand built into an Atari paddle controller. When you press the trigger it plays the pitch controlled by the large original knob. When […]
