How-To: Skeleton Hair Clip
Add some spooky to your style with this cute and creepy skeleton hair clip tutorial!
Month: September 2014
Maker Authors, Maker Faire
Maker Faire New York takes over the World’s Fair Grounds for the fifth time this weekend, Saturday-Sunday, Sept. 20-21, and this year it features something crazy, wild, and new: Authors. With a Make: DIY tent dedicated to highlighting our writers — from Make: Book authors to makezine staffers and editors, both current and former — Maker […]
2 Ingredient Pancakes
Go ahead and sleep in this weekend before whipping up some pancakes from just 2 ingredients with this super simple recipe from My Fridge Food.
Finding Starter Projects (Part 2: project databases)
If you’ve ever tried looking for a good source for classroom lesson plans or project workshop guides, you know there are a LOT of choices. Sometimes there seem to be as many project lists and databases as there are project-based learning enthusiasts out there! We’ve asked teachers where they go to get ideas of what […]
Made in Space 3D Printer Launches Tomorrow Morning
The first 3D printer in space is scheduled to launch on Saturday, September 20 at 2:16 a.m. (Eastern) aboard the SpaceX-4 Commercial Resupply Mission. The 3D printer, manufactured by Made In Space , will serve as a technology demonstration for the use of an FDM style printer on the International Space Station (ISS) and future […]
Texas Roll Mafia’s Cosplay Roll Up Scarves
Rebecca and Elizbeth of the Texas Roll Mafia have turned their love of cosplay into an amazing series of roll up scarves!
How The Public Can Get Involved With NASA
NASA is harnessing makers to come up with great ideas and develop technologies in several different ways. One of the most interesting is the contest series called NASA’S Centennial Challenges. NASA proposes a theme and offers rewards to the winners. Those winners can go on to create technology for NASA as well as grow their […]
