It’s nice when you can work awesome references to pop culture and video games into your menu. Jennifer Day over on Geek Mom shares how she made these rad Pac Man pancakes for her daughter. I think I’d have an impossible time eating them without making all the sounds from the video game. More: Pancake […]
Leah Evans of Madison, WI, stitches up these incredible quilty textile pieces that resemble aerial views or topological maps. [Thanks, Matt!]
Luke and his son Max Geissbuhler from Brooklyn, NY, sent a camera attached to a weather balloon up into the stratosphere! They call themselves the Brooklyn Space Program. [via FREEwilliamsburg] From the pages of MAKE Weather Balloon Space Probes in MAKE Volume 24 by John Baichtal, illustration by James Provost, pgs. 54-55. Check it out […]
Ravelry user Nyss Parkes offers up a free pattern for this rad crochet TARDIS. Very simple crochet pattern for an amigurumi TARDIS from Doctor Who. If you haven’t tried amigurumi or are new to crochet this could be a good place to start. She also has a pattern for a mini TARDIS, perfect for hanging […]
This handsome iPhone handset from artist Scott Freeland would look right at home on any side table or credenza.
If you’re used to shooting video with a video camera and are having a hard time adjusting to shooting with a DSLR lens, then you’re probably looking for a cheap follow focus for your kit. If you’d like to save a couple of grand and forgo any personal aesthetics, you can try this snazzy DIY follow focus pieced together from K’nex by prippman from Bootleg Productions.
By George Hart for the Museum of Mathematics Here is a weaving challenge for serious makers: Can you take a single length of wire and weave it into a 3D donut surface as shown in this image? The two ends of the wire are joined with a small crimp, so it is all one continuous […]
