This is a great collection of vintage Japanese robots, all of which can be seen at the Sci-Fi Museum in Seattle through October 26th 2008. The Science Fiction Museum and Hall of Fame in Seattle will exhibit toys from Geismar’s collection in Robots: A Designer’s Collection of Miniature Mechanical Marvels through Oct. 26. The vintage […]
Bay Area Knitters! Larissa Brown, author of the book Knitalong is having a book signing event at Mrs. Dalloway’s Bookstore (2904 College Ave, Berkeley) on Saturday May 31st at 4pm. Bring your current knitting projects to work on together. Free cloth tote bags will be given away at the signing too!
Wondering what the deal is with all these electronics projects we post here on MAKE:Blog? Getting familiar with the basics can seem a bit daunting – but it’s really not so complex. Here’s an affordable kit that’ll get your feet wet proper – Harness the power of the electron! Create games, toys, and contraptions with […]
Still Dottie shows you how to make your own leather button ring.
This is a simple magnetic flux meter that you can easily build in an afternoon. You could buy a commercial version, but that isn’t any fun. All the schematics and build information can be found on the 5volt website. If you decide to make one, don’t forget to check out the “How I designed the […]
This week learn how to make a shrug wrap and submit your videos for a chance at winning a free Janome sewing machine.
Jessica at How About Orange has a tutorial on how to make iron-on vinyl coasters. I had no idea there was iron-on vinyl available and must run to the fabric store soon. Just think, it’s almost like making your own version of oilcloth!
