Ok first off, how cute is this button? If you join the Sheepless Yarn Swap, you can adorn this on your site. Interweave is starting the swap as a part of Amy R. Singer’s fabulous wool-free knitting book, No Sheep for You. From the site: Participants in the No Sheep for You Secret Pals Skein […]
PopSci shows you how to make a pretty spiffy music tote – You know those iPod tote bags that were all the rage on the morning news shows a couple of years ago? Costing around one hundred bucks, most of those bags seemed more suited for a fashion show rather than slogging music through your […]
Cory over at Boing Boing has got a great list of all the Katamari Damacy related craft and goodies that have been posted on the Web, including some of our previous CRAFT favorites like the Katamari ear muffs by Nikol Lohr. It was great to see some new things too such as the Katamari cake […]
I loved reading the post by Liz Lopez at Whip Up about her mom’s knitting machine (pictured left). I got a chance to see them in action (pictured right) last December while touring RISD with Diana Eng and my colleagues from Hackszine, Brian Sawyer and Brian Jepson. The ones we saw at RISD were the […]
Qibo made a nice AVR based USB SD card reader (doh, note – you need to register to view the projects on AVR Freaks) – his project is for studying USB interface and MassStorage protocol. Perhaps, because I should not using AVR device which has no extended bus, or should not using SD card as […]
(screenshot from James Kendrick’s blog entry) I had this problems a couple of years ago when Verizon upgraded southern Rhode Island from 1xRTT to 1xEV-DO. I would constantly bounce between 1xRTT and 1xEV-DO, and couldn’t maintain a stable connection, so the service became useless and I canceled (I was out of contract at the time). […]
Here’s a great recycle project from Super Naturale on how to make this vinyl pouch with images from old books (this one’s astronomy). Link.
