I didn’t get a chance to take a ton of photos at Maker Faire, but I did catch this dad and his daughter working on this electronics kit together in the Sparkfun tent. I didn’t catch their names, so if that’s you, post in the comments! I think there should be an international “teach your […]
I love this ridiculously cute tie bib tutorial by just tutes that comes with pattern to download for the applique.
Cris Benton writes in: This year’s event was fabulous and my kite aerial photography group had a fine time. I took a break from the KAP exhibit on Sunday and made a circuit through the Faire with my pole camera setup. I was able to stitch an interior 360 degree panorama in the large hall […]
Instructables user kicking_k writes: This removable cover can be made to fit any watch, but is particularly suitable for watches with fixed metal straps. It’s both pretty and practical, particularly if your skin is sensitive to metal. I’ve always found that the metal strap on my watch is slightly too big and twiddles around on […]
It’s fun to try to guess exactly what you are looking at in the picture above, and it’s mind-blowing to discover what it actually is and hear the story behind the artist who created it. Jeffery Ruddell shares a beautiful story of one man’s urge to create, and his artwork that comes from a most […]
The Ample Sample Contest sees what you could do with carpet samples to make them into useful home decor, furniture, just anything to keep them out of the landfill. The results are in for this year’s contest, and the plans for replicating these projects yourself have been published on their site (open source designs)! Via […]
Once the powers that be at Craft told me that June was DIY Weddings month, I started thinking about ways I might want to commemorate my own wedding in a personal, handmade way. I immediately thought of the old porcelain cake topper my mother-in-law gave me the day I got hitched. She sneakily plunked the […]
