MAKE pal Pauric helped us with this great map you can use to find MAKE-friendly shops, other makers and places. Each week or so we post interesting places for suprlus goods, electronics and just about anything else that our Makers send in that are useful for folks who build things, so now we have a […]
Candace at Crafty Daisies shows us how to make quick and easy felt appliqués. Candace says, “I have really been into using felt lately. It’s like the wonder material – you can make so much with it, it’s inexpensive and so easy to use.” Link.
DIY Planner has a PDF paper template you can download to fold up a business card holder. Use fun paper and decorate it to make it your own. Link.
Q-Branch from GRL shows you how to make a circuit board from postal supplies and electronic parts… “How to make your own PCB on free postal labels using conductive ink, epoxy and a few parts. By PCB I mean, Post-Circuit Board: as in enter the age of circuits painted on walls. And also because its […]
Here’s a “PCB puppet” it reacts to music and is controlled via a Gameboy (circuit available on the site) – Link.
Jenni Pho has a cool video up on how to crochet a fortune cookie. It looks like a super easy amigurumi to make as a fun gift. Just add your own fortune! Looks like fortune cookies are everywhere — ccyytt added this photo of her crochet fortune cookie to the CRAFT flickr pool. Link.
Rarely do we want to take something apart so much… Apple’s new phone, the iPhone looks great, can’t wait to poke at it… Since it uses Mac OS X the mantra at launch seems to be about build real (un-crippled) desktop level applications. Also interesting, during a slight tech issue Steve Jobs apparently talked about […]
