I’ve enjoyed Gareth’s writing for a while and it was great to finally meet him at Maker Faire. He was giving workshops on how to make Mousey the Junkbot and I got him to explain a little bit about it on tape and got inspired to make my own Mousey. Gareth wrote the article that […]
It’s a three day weekend and if you haven’t had a chance to watch the weekend projects podcast, now is the time. You can watch the video and read the pdf and learn about brain waves and how to make a brain machine! This is what it looks like in itunes. If you subscribe in […]
ipod|mp4|mov|hd-appletv|3gp|3g2|pdf|itunes This weekend, learn how to hack your brain by making Mitch Altman’s Brain Machine! It flashes LEDs into your eyes and beeps sounds into your ears to make your brain waves sync up into beta, alpha, theta, and delta brainwaves! Mitch invents cool things that make the world a better place. He’s well known […]
This weekend, get set to hack your brain! Brain waves go from delta waves at about 1/2-4Hz to Gamma waves at 30-100Hz. The brain machine flashes lights in the range of these brainwaves in a sequence that is programmed to take you through the experience of meditation. One of the interesting effects of flashing the […]
This weekend’s podcast was all about how to print your own designs on t-shirts! A quick search of the craft flickr pool proved that lots of people do this. Haven’t done it yet? Watch the video and read the pdf, get your supplies and get ready to rock it with your own t-shirt designs. Weekend […]
mp4|mov|hd-appletv|3gp|3g2|pdf|itunes Bre brings in Matt Stinchcomb, the screenprinting expert of etsy.com, to the Weekend Projects podcast. Have you ever wanted to create your own t-shirt designs? Look no further! Don’t forget to go and download the pdf to get all the details and supply lists. Warning: the end of this video is scary. If you […]
Weekend Projects’ PDFcast includes Kirk Von Rohr’s article about screenprinting that was published in Craft: Volume 1. After Bre drew design, Matt scanned it into a photo-editing program and increased the contrast and played with the levels to make the black all black. Then he printed it out on a transparency, prepped and burnt the […]
