It seems like a large percentage of my female friends are either pregnant, trying to get pregnant, or dealing with new babies. It must be something in the water! Here’s a fun project you can make for your favorite little one, which is quick enough to whip up in an afternoon–and best of all, it’s […]
You’ve most likely seen a few “daily self portrait collections, but how many of them spanned 17 years? Dan Hanna describes his project – 17 years worth of taking 2 photos a day as my head rotates in sync with the Earth around the Sun. This is a non-dejittered, lo-res, highly compressed, preliminary version of […]
I love this very detailed tutorial by jejune on her process of making a paper tape dress form. [ via Not Martha ] jejune writes: After some research, I decided to go with paper tape, instead of duct tape. Word on the street is that duct tape dummies can get lumpy and misshapen over time, […]
Label-Free shares a wealth of information about which kind of sewing thread to use, plus when and why. Related: • Why Use a Topstitching Needle? • The Basics of Hand-Stitching Needles
Incredibly interesting article about GPS spoofing and the theoretical “hijacking” of a truck via Schneier on Security. Jon Warner of Argonne National Laboratories set out to examine GPS security one Saturday afternoon. Jon is part of the Vulnerability Assessment Team (VAT), a small group whose goal is to uncover flaws in our systems so that […]
Sweet article @ PingMag about my favorite Maker at the moment, Waldemeyer.
There’s an all-new downloadable PDF available from Wee Wonderfuls, which teaches you how to make her new Kit, Chloe, and Louise fabric dolls. Too cute!
