This is a nice adaptation of Oskar van Deventer’s 4-Bit Maze. All you need for this build is an Arduino, a few LED’s, and some buttons. The hard part is figuring out all the code. Fortunately, you can download it from the web site. The implementation of Oskar van Deventer’s 4-Bit Maze is an excellent […]
Spotted this via Free Design: Wolfie and the Sneak has designed some fun (and free!) downloadable recipe cards, available via their blog.
This garden railroad modeler built a morse code signaling beacon for his layout driven by a Picaxe 08M. He shows you how to design it to either flash or sound out your desired messages. The builder also updated he article a few years back with a more hardware-friendly Microchip 16F684 PIC processor. Morse Code Beacon
This “Save the Date” card whipped up by Craftster user Synne is one of the more creative ones I’ve seen–she made them look like passports, since she’s having a destination wedding. Very clever! Check out the original thread for more photos of the card’s contents, and to see the handmade luggage tags she made to […]
By popular request . . .
If you are interested in digital photography, HP’s got a bevy of free digital photography classes online. Current classes include: Share your family stories in albums and photo craft projects, Beginner’s guide to saving, printing and sharing your digital photos, Adobe Photoshop for photographers, Create your own photo book (quick lesson), and more!
Vendor applications are now being accepted for Indie Emporium happening Oct 10-11 in Tulsa, OK. The deadline for applications is August 31st.
