How-To: Ninja Turtle Ornaments
Your tree needs a little bit of cowabunga, right? (Of course it does!) Whip up some last-minute DIY ninja turtle ornaments with this fun tutorial from Dollar Store Crafts!
Kids & Family
Christmas Tree Mobile
Oh Happy Day has a fun holiday DIY for all ages with this Christmas tree mobile.
Print Your Own D*mn Presents: Minifig Madness!
Superstar 3DP object designer Michael Curry (aka Skimbal) designed a plethora of incredible jumbo minifigs that can be fabricated on additive desktop machines. He has designed an incredible range of characters, from Star Wars figurines, to Top Gear’s “The Stig” to Breaking Bad’s Heisenberg to Walking Dead zombies.
How-To: Rainbow Soap Foam Bubbles Sensory Play
If you’re looking for some activities to keep the little ones occupied on these chilly winter days consider this inventive Rainbow Soap Foam Bubbles Sensory Play activity from Asia of Fun at Home with Kids.
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I [heart] The Art of Tinkering
We at MAKE love The Tinkering Studio at the Exploratorium in San Francisco, so when we heard that its directors, Karen Wilkinson and Mike Petrich, were going to capture their community of artists and engineers (“Tinkerers”) into the pages of a book called The Art of Tinkering, we couldn’t wait to get our hands on it. And you know what? They have exceeded my very high hopes for what they’d create.
MAKE’s 3D Printing Book for Kids: LEO the Maker Prince
The first kids’ book on 3D printing from MAKE is now available. 3D printing isn’t magic, but if you sit some kids down in front of a 3D printer, you’ll swear it’s not of this world. LEO the Maker Prince: Journeys in 3D Printing brings its own magic to kids.
Shed Picks: Fun Robot Kits for Kids
Kids do love them some robots, even the littlest kids. So I’m shopping for robots this year and the Shed’s got ’em — check out these four super easy kits suitable for kids younger than 10.
