Design your own no-carve stamps. It's easier than you think.
This project uses a simple 555 timer chip and a feedback loop to control a servo-controlled wooden arm. Whenever an object comes close to a photosensor mounted on the end of the arm, it blocks the amount of light detected, which triggers the arm to swat the object away.
If tunes are your sleeping pills, and you can’t dream without a soundtrack, now you can get cozy and fall asleep with your Pillow Music.
We started Escama (Portuguese for “fish scales”) three years ago after seeing the way Brazilian women incorporated used pull-tabs into their crocheting.
Everyone enjoyed playing in the mud as a child, right?
This project uses simple electronics to create an alarm circuit for a shoulder bag.
Temari is an ancient Japanese folk art dating back more than 500 years.
So it doesn’t snow enough where you live?
A Chumby is a small wi-fi device with a screen that uses your wireless internet connection to grab cool widgets (music, video, news, messages, photos) from the web.
Wire wrapping is an imaginative, spontaneous, and versatile method of setting free-form stones using wire and simple hand tools.
The ultimate Zen garden accessory is the stone urn.