Guinness Extra Stout Brownie Recipe
Get in the Irish spirit with some Guinness for dessert!
Month: March 2015
Fabric Science: How to Do a Burn Test for Fiber Content
Anyone with a sizable fabric stash probably has it lurking at the bottom of at least one storage bin: yardage of unclear origin and even murkier fiber content. If you’re an experienced stitcher, you can probably identify the usual suspects—cotton, wool, linen, or silk—but there’s always a chance that you might be dealing with a […]
Bring A Science Lesson Into The Tub With This Fizzing Bath Dough
Vanessa Brady of Tried & True makes a great point about the importance of bath time and learning with this fizzing bath dough tutorial.
Chappie: What To Do When You Build a Sentient Robot
Sony’s Rollicking, Maker-Focused Picture Asks Big Questions
Reviews: Getting Started with Arduino, Flora, CNC, and More Books
Gadgets and gear for makers
Interview: Egypt’s Maker Movement Gears Up for Cairo Faire
Note: The following is an interview between Bilal Ghalib and Omar El-Safty conducted at the Fab Lab Egypt in Cairo about the very first Maker Faire in Egypt. The event is happening this weekend, March 7, 2015. Go to the Cairo Mini Maker Faire website for more information. Bilal: Hello Mahmoud, how are […]
Etched Brass Hellraiser Puzzle Box Prop Is Easy and Beautiful
There are arguably no more iconic characters in the Horror genre than the Cenobites from the Hellraiser movie series. The evil entities are summoned to this world through a ‘schism’ opened up after solving a puzzle box. The unlucky puzzle solvers then undergo body mutilations that are designed to provide a ‘pleasurable’ experience. The […]
