I can has subtle spying? Here’s an Instructable from the Electronic Frontier Foundation about tracking codes printers add to documents they print. Readers of Make learned about this back in volume 6; now, we’ve got a convenient video to send our friends: Here’s the link to learn more on EFF’s site.
This little hack would certainly double your haul at my house on Halloween. I guess it’s never too early to teach your kids how to work the system! Update: Read more about this excellent instructable [I messed up the link, sorry scoochmaroo] More: DIY Halloween contest! This is the BIG ONE!!!!
Here’s a tutorial for creating your own convincing stitched wound makeup with neat results. But instead of using the article’s recommended glue and acetone(!), it might be wise to try spirit gum + spirit gum remover for a more skin-friendly approach. – a VERY easy to do VERY convincing scar!
Dave Rocamora writes: After using a cheap plastic card table as my only table for nearly two years I decided it was time for a change. I had seen some large wooden tables that I liked and figured that I could make one myself. I also used reclaimed wood to make this table so it’s […]
Best cat costume ever? What’s cuter than a platonic solid? A cat dressed up as a platonic solid for Halloween! This instructable details the making of a soft quilted tetrahedron costume for the more patient of my two cats.
If you’re doing wearables, I’d suggest transitioning over to the LilyPad Arduino sooner rather than later, but If you want the full Diecimilla board integrated into your project for one reason or another (ease of removability, street cred, etc.), Instructables user Pulsea has got a solution for you. She details how to sew male headers […]
I really like this Tetris costume because it’s easy to make and won’t break the bank. My only concern is when they all line up there is a possibility of losing a lot of vital organs due to the completed row of bricks. More about – Group Tetris Costume More: DIY Halloween contest! This is […]
