How Jeans Are Made
This clip shows the construction of denim jeans, from the 100-pair-cutting saw to the pocket-sewing robot.
This clip shows the construction of denim jeans, from the 100-pair-cutting saw to the pocket-sewing robot.
This metal rabbit (actually the Stanford Bunny model) is folded from a single laser-cut steel sheet, designed with Origamizer.
Paul at Dude Craft points us to these amazing microchip paintings. Artist, Yuri Zupancec is responsible for these amazing miniature paintings, rendered on microchips with brushes made from his own eyelashes. Wowza.
Adam at Make: Online writes: “Photographs of Michael Hansmeyer’s latest work in computational architecture could easily be mistaken for a computer rendering.”
Kate of Design Sponge finds the top 5 apps for design lovers. I’m definitely intrigued by Moodboard. It looks like a great way to gather and organize your inspiration and share it with your friends or coworkers. I recently reviewed the DesignScene app which is one of my absolute favorites. What are your favorites? Let […]
Hannah Perner-Wilson writes: Inspired by Marcelo Coehlo’s paper speaker and Vincent Leclerc’s Accouphene textile speaker, these paper and fabric speakers are made by running 5-9V sound amplified signal through a very conductive coil in close proximity to a magnet.
The tutorial Ladyada and I wrote to go along with the EL Wire Tron Bag video is up on Make: Projects! Enjoy it in this flexible format that lets you follow along as you build your project.