Gareth @Make: Online writes: We’re excited about our Make: MINImarketplace section, which premiered in MAKE, Volume 17. Got something cool you want to sell, have a service to offer fellow readers, looking for some precious widget that only another maker might have stashed away in the garage? The Make: MINImarketplace offers a place for you […]
Another Make: City group has formed, in Portland, OR. They’ll be holding their first “official” meeting on April 5th, 3pm, at the local TechShop in Beaverton. The last speaker is YOU. Bring your projects and show them off! Please RSVP on Upcoming.org or Facebook The MakePDX website has additional information including instructions to RSVP.
The first ever Make: Day was held two weeks ago at the Science Museum of Minnesota, and featured over 20 Makers, 3 musical acts, and tons of interested MAKE enthusiasts of all ages. The response to Make: Day has been fantastic, and we’re hoping Make: Day will become an annual event. Check out the highlight […]
As you likely know, Make: Online is made possible by ads and sponsorship. Getting these advertisers is an important part of keeping Make: Online in business and in a position to offer the content and features that we we want, and that YOU want. We also like the idea (as does our advertising partners, Federated […]
Hi Crafters! As you know, Craftzine.com is advertiser-supported. Our publishing partners, Federated Media, want to make sure they try their hardest to connect us with advertisers that are as relevant to our audience as possible. Knowing more about you helps them do that. And that helps keep us giving you great content here on CRAFT […]
Did you know that you can get Make: Online delivered to your inbox each day? Feedblitz, the service that we use, does a really nice job of formatting the content. You get the entire day’s worth of web content in a single digest email. Make: Daily Mail gives you an internally-linked “What’s In This Issue” […]
John Baichtal, Geekdad contributor and Twin Cities maker, wrote a nice review of Make: Day over at the Wired Blog. Make: television is happy that so many families enjoyed this event, it turned out to be a great mix of fun for both adults AND kids! (link) We share John’s sentiments, about Make: Day and […]
