Cork Coasters + Modular Bulletin Board Tutorial
Paper and Stitch made these cork coasters that doubles as a modular bulletin board.
Month: September 2008
Zippered Top Lunch Bag Tutorial
Quenna of Blissful shares her a tutorial for a zippered top lunch bag. I love the adorable apple print fabric!
5 Minute Microwave Chocolate Cake
I don’t have a microwave so I can’t try this, but Make & Takes found a recipe for a 5 minute chocolate cake that is made in the microwave.
Necking Knitting Pattern
Use up your extra sock yarn with the free Necking pattern from the Spiraling Review. Instructions are included for knitting the sock scarves with sticks or a toy knitting machine. via Lime & Violet.
HOW TO – use Arduino as a high voltage programmer
From the MAKE Flickr photo pool If you should accidentally disable the reset pin while programming an AVR chip, you’ll lose the ability to rewrite to it using common ISP programming devices. To make the chip writable once again, you’ll need a ‘high voltage programmer’ that runs off of 12V. With an Arduino and some […]
Need a Tech Makeover Contest – Deadline Coming up on October 6
Hi Crafters! The entry deadline of October 6th is coming up close for the Need a Tech Makeover contest. Just submit your story or nominate a friend for a chance to win a $5000 tech makeover and training from the experts at Hot Hardware. And as a judge, we’d love to see some pictures or […]
Full body etch-a-sketch
Ben writes in with this interesting experiment in body control – The project “no strings: recursive” has drawn inspiration from the mouse-based turntable interfaces that you blogged a while back. In this work arms and legs are used to control the mouse pointers of two separate computers allowing me to write (or draw)two different things […]