Called a “scalable actuated shape display”, this project by Daniel Leithinger, Adam Kumpf, and Hiroshi Ishii of MIT’s Tangible Media Group seems especially suited for displaying terrain. Relief is an actuated tabletop display, which is able to render and animate three-dimensional shapes with a malleable surface. It allows users to experience and form digital models […]
By Future Craft Collective In our house the piles of random artwork are vast and ever present. We all like to draw, paint, and sketch, and when one is drawing, painting, sketching, it encourages all others in the house to do the same. We love the process but don’t always know what to do with […]
My kiddos are a bit too big to ride hip-side in a sling these days, but I wish I’d had a simple tutorial like this one from Katie for Dabbled when they were wee babies so I could have toted them around a little easier!
Bellamabella was in a pinch, and she combined 3 different sewing patterns to make this ultra flattering dress. In her post on Burdastyle she explains her process, and shares the pattern numbers for you to create your own.
I spotted this leather chain necklace tutorial on Cucumbersome and always thought it looked lovely, even though I’m not big into leather. Well, the other day when my bike tube went flat and I had to change it out, I became inspired to try this necklace (or belt, or headband) in rubber. I think it […]
Brittni of Paper n Stitch shares her technique for transforming a drab clutch into a vintage-inspired beauty with a handful of very simple craft supplies.
A steampunk style lighter in the form of a retro raygun. Thanks go to Molly Friedrich for the original article in MAKE Volume 17. To download The “Discreet Companion” Ladies’ Raygun video click here and subscribe in iTunes. Check out the complete “Discreet Companion” Ladies’ Raygun article in MAKE Volume 17 and you can see […]
