Self-loading Lego dice tower
Really cool Gizmo from YouTuber skadar. Even cooler that it’s built from Lego elements. Kind of puts the Pop-O-Matic to shame.
Month: January 2011
Kitchen 101: Supreme Citrus
By Katie Goodman Have you ever wondered how to get those beautifully sliced, pith-free orange rounds or sections? That’s called “supreme-ing an orange.” I too wondered this for a while after seeing how juicy and delicious they looked atop salads, being none too fond of pithy orange slices. Two of my favorite salads for oranges […]
Projects and Tips for Beginner Sewers
For all of you who have a New Year’s resoultion to start sewing, Lindsey at BurdaStyle has a great post on projects and tips for beginner sewers. From learning how to thread a machine to practicing stitches, you can start your first project to make an easy drawstring bag!
Plush Mollusk Anatomy
Sewing and crochet come together in this delightful plush mollusk. [Thanks, Finlay!]
James Floyd Kelly completes Make: Electronics
For the past year, MAKE contributor James Floyd Kelly has been exhaustively performing every experiment in Charles Platt’s amazing Make: Electronics tome, and now he’s done. This is the book I WISH I had in high school – it may very well have changed the course of my studies. I’m happy with my chosen vocation, […]
Winners of Crease + Fold
The winners from our book giveaway for Crease + Fold are: Vivian from Honolulu, HI, Shannon from Newburgh, NY, and Adrienne from Canada. Thanks to everyone who entered. More giveaways will be coming soon!
How-To: Crochet Hearts Four Ways
These little crochet hearts from June of Planet June are the perfect thing to whip up for decoration, gifts or display. This is a clever little pattern to make sweet hearts in three sizes – each heart builds on the pattern of the previous heart. You can also make a bonus puffy heart to give […]
