Broomstick lace has the kind of luxurious antique look that, probably like many of you, I’ve always filed it away in my mind in the maybe-someday-when-I-have-more-time slot, right next to beautiful bobbin lace. Oh, how wrong I was! As it turns out, crocheted broomstick lace isn’t hard at all–the basic technique is actually pretty quick and easy.
Note: This article is part of a series, documenting the All Sparks through the FIRST robotics season. To find the other parts of this series, see the list at the bottom of the article. Our team prototyping process is well underway and, like any good robot prototyping process, ours involves a lot of […]
Forty makers — 20 designers and 20 manufacturers — gathered in a converted factory in Glasgow, Scotland last week for an evening of speed pitching
Friday night in West Oakland, California designers from across the Bay Area assembled for the Hot Couture 2015. The annual event held at The Crucible is not to be missed, but just in case you did, we have you covered. Guidance for this year’s designs was direct: designs should take inspiration from the four elements […]
My goal was an easy-to-make, low cost electric bike that was both powerful and reliable. Here’s how I did it.
Hearty meals are made easy when you use a slow cooker. Try this meatless enchilada quinoa bake from Cooking Classy!
Get your knitting needles out for this practical South Marysburgh Slippers knitting pattern by sam lamb!
