DIY Morse Code Bracelets
Encrypt a bracelet with a special message for a special someone with this ingenious DIY morse code bracelet tutorial by Erica over at Honestly WTF
Month: January 2015
Trucker Uses Raspberry Pi to Connect his Big Rig
When Andy Proctor, a truck driver and web developer in the UK, was dissatisfied with his company’s tracking system, he hacked his truck. Called the iDataTruck, it tweets the status of his truck directly to his office. (Follow it at @iDataTruck.) “The company does have a tracker system,” says Proctor, “but we still have to […]
Kid Crafts: Removable Picture Frame Coloring Sheet Wallpaper
When is coloring on the wall a good thing? When that gleeful scribbling is happening on awesome DIY removable picture frame coloring sheet wallpaper, of course!
Sci-Fi Wearables: Four Futuristic Projects You Can Make Today
Think back to your first wearable tech experience: maybe it was the communicator badges in Star Trek, the palm flower crystals in Logan’s Run or the man-turned-machine in Terminator. These devices could simplify communication, monitor life functions, or even transform physical bodies. We all loved it, and we’re still seeking it. We want science fiction to be real […]
How-To: Painted Wooden Quilt Square
If you love the look of barn quilts and want to scale down those big wooden designs for indoor use, check out this charming painted wooden quilt square tutorial!
Hands-On with New Board: the PSoC 4 BLE Pioneer Kit
And an opportunity for those who want one. Tell us about your pioneering Internet of Things project!
Beautiful Block Prints by Andrea Lauren
The work of Andrea Lauren is so inspiring, it makes me want to bust out my linoleum and start carving right now!