I was so tickled when I got my ThinkGeek catalog last week and saw their Wi-Fi Detector shirt. I immediately went to the site to look at it, and blog about it, but it was nowhere to be found. It’s listed now, but still unavailable. You can pre-order and it’ll be available (in limited quantities) […]
Diane of CraftyPod has a great podcast on everything you need to know about plastic canvas needlepoint. I seriously love doing this because it’s fast and so much fun. She’s got a great list of resources and stitch libraries. Link.
You’re invited to come to NYC Resistor’s Microcontroller Study Group. It’s a study group for people who like to play with microcontrollers! We’ll be making brain machines, having presentations on how to be a wiki ninja, how to work with illumilight and resin. We get together to share projects and ideas. Come with all your […]
Lisa of U-Handbag has a tutorial on how to use an internal Hex-open bag frame to make a cool looking knitting/craft tote. Link.
Here’s the first round of prizes for the DIY Halloween contest – we’ll post more as we update them! Grand prize: We’ll pick one lucky DIY Halloween maker and bring you out to Maker Faire (Bay Area, CA) in 2008! A 2 night hotel stay near the event and round trip airfare is included! You’ll […]
Isela of The Purling Sprite gives us a knitting pattern version inspired by Lion Brand’s Candy Corn crochet/felted bag. Link.
Jake von Slatt, from the Steampunk Workshop, managed to make it to this year’s Yankee Steam Up event at the The New England Wireless and Steam Museum in Greenwich, RI, and has a tasty collection of pics and some short vids on his site. Yankee Steam Up 2007 – Link
