New classes were just announced over at NYCResistor, New York City’s hacker space, and this one on wireless wearableson December 14 sounds particularly interesting: Get ready to explore the delights of mutual connectivity with the soon-to-be released XBee LilyPad! This class will introduce the communication and construction techniques necessary to create wireless wearables. We’ll start […]
I’m really digging Zebranalogic’s Circular Oscillator enclosure design – the layout/shape is unusual and cool – but the transparency and visible PCBs just seal the deal – Circular Oscillator VII [via Matrixsynth]
I looked at my calendar today and realized that we’re just a few weeks away from Thanksgiving, and just a month away from the holiday entertaining insanity. I freaked out just a teeny bit. If you’d like to get a handle on some of the holiday party planning, check out my post over on the […]
There has been a lot of action over on Wardrobe Refashion as a new batch of refashioners are starting their pledges. One project that caught my eye was this skirt-to-apron refashion. I’m not a huge nautical fan (although my dad did have a sailboat when I was a kid, named after my sister and me: […]
This MAKE-made-looking self balancing unicycle will go on sale soon, $1,500 looks like a lot of fun, love it!
French General: Home Sewn by Kaari Meng Buy the Book ($24.95) French General – The Web Site The Warp and The Weft – Kaari’s Blog Kaari Meng’s shop French General is an oasis of lovely linens, sparkly beads, and vintage notions all tucked away in sweet cottage in the heart of Hollywood. If you can’t […]
I did a post a while back on making recycled paper and it covered making paper from dryer lint – here’s a tutorial about making modeling dough from dryer lint.
