African bottle opener
Sometimes it’s just that simple – a bottle opener from Togo, made with a piece of stick and a screw, with a lovely beaded handle. Togolese Bottle Opener Simplicity
Month: November 2008
Should tomorrow be zero-waste?
From Treehugger, here’s an interesting call against recycling. In part: Lets call recycling what it is- a fraud, a sham, a scam perpetrated by big business on the citizens and municipalities of America. Look who sponsors the National Recycling Coalition: behind America Recycles Day: Coca-Cola, Pepsico, Anheuser-Busch, Coors, Owens-Illinois, International Bottled Water Association, the same […]
24 Hours of Make: Television
Building a TV show is a project in itself.
The First Picture Show
Jack Judson reveals the beginnings of the entertainment industry at his Magic Lantern Castle Museum.
HOW TO – Paperless Origami
Jeffery Rudell shows how to make this holiday reindeer out of fusible interfacing over on Craft Stylish. You could do this to make any origami model sturdier; it’s a neat texture, too.
Making Trouble — Making Things Work
Watching something that you’ve conceived actually work as planned is the drug that keeps makers, scientists, engineers, and artists addicted to what they do.
Made On Earth — Ship of Bricks
Malle Hawking needed more than 300,000 Lego bricks to complete his model USS Harry S. Truman.