Don’t let your Arduino just gather dust in a drawer after the 25th. Learn from this video and you’ll be well on your way to letting it also gather data on how many times that drawer gets opened as you try to remember where you stored the New Year’s decorations.
Add some glittery inspiration to your New Year’s Eve plans with these fun confetti fortune packets!
Add a generous sprinkle of fun and whimsey to your holiday celebrations with these Christmas cracker-inspired DIY holiday glitter bombs!
Protect your tabletops from joyful and/or tipsy holiday revelry with this New Year’s Liberty fabric coasters tutorial!
Are you still enjoying the new year, or could it use a bit of sugar?
Make your New Year’s Eve sparkle with champagne jello shots!
If you’re looking to recreate the Times Square ball drop this New Year’s Eve, Dino Segovis has posted his plans for making an Arduino-based New Year Mini Ball Drop LED Timer. You activate it with one minute left in the year and five LEDs inside ping pong balls simulate the dropping ball. Then, at the stroke of midnight, a 2012 sign lights up as the trusty tone library plays Auld Lang Syne.
