Over the years, here on Make: Online, we’ve had a rather open, anybody can play commenting policy. As long as you didn’t use profanity, post patently offensive remarks, or spam, your comments were likely to stand. We also allowed for anonymous commenting. While this approach allows for the greatest number of voices, we’ve come to […]
Bazaar Bizarre at Maker Faire is now accepting vendor applications! If you’d like to sell your handcrafted wares at the Faire, head over and apply!
In the early 90s, I ran an art/science/tech “salon” here in DC, called Cafe Gaga. One of the more fun things we did was dérive, or the act of purposeful drifting through a city to discover forgotten, interesting, strange places. There as so many weird, wonderful, unique locales in every city that we overlook in […]
Hey crafty tweeps! We just exceeded 20,000 Twitter followers! If you aren’t following @craft on Twitter, there’s no time like the present! Thanks for your continued devotion to CRAFT! If you like our regular feed, you might also like our @craft_tips line, with one new crafty tip every weekday.
A snip from the January newsletter We’re about to send out the February Make: Newsletter (tomorrow morning). This monthly email letter has all new material you won’t find on the site or in the magazine. We try to give you the inside scoop on some of what’s going on behind the scenes at Maker Media, […]
Members of the Dallas Personal Robotics Group are looking to organize a communal workshop. The DPRG had access to a warehouse in Garland for seven years, from 2002 through 2009 thanks to Mike Dodson, who allowed us to use one of his warehouse buildings and patiently put up with all our geeky shenanigans for almost […]
MAKE, Volume 21 is out! It’s all about personal 3D fabrication, but has plenty of crafty loveliness as well. Check out the video to get a preview, and go inside MakerBot headquarters, where DIY 3D printer kits are made. Plenty of projects, as usual! Reaction Timer Padded Swords Magic Photo Cube ESP Tester Gourd Lanterns […]
