Oct 27th, 2010
Blogsnapper at 06:10 am 
Every year we try to come up with a fun project to add to our Halloween
decor. Last year we went huge with the guillotine project .
This year . . . a bit smaller. My daughter came to me with an idea
to make some giant candy corns. We tossed the idea around a bit
and came up with a way to make t…
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Oct 27th, 2010
Blogsnapper at 06:10 am 
I built this for the Stage Play An Evening of Steampunk and Robot
Theatre . This is a test video I shot with some amusing bumpers. The
robot is constructed from Buckets, trash cans and various bits of
recycling I had around the house.
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Oct 27th, 2010
Blogsnapper at 06:10 am 
This year my Halloween project is the Automatic Halloween Candy
Dispenser® triggered by TextforTreat® ,
CallforTreat® (powered by Twilio
)and @TweetforTreat® technologies. Of course it can also
be triggered from a Big Red push button, but where is the fun in
that? When trick-or-treaters…
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Oct 27th, 2010
Blogsnapper at 06:10 am 
Sean Ragan has done a lot of cool projects for us here on Make: Online. One of my faves is his shrink-film gaming minis tutorial. And even better, in it, he makes gaming pieces for one of my all-time favorite Steve Jackson Games’ classic sci-fi wargames: OGRE!
We’re slowly, but surely, moving all of the projects we’ve posted here online (and many from the magazine) into our Make: Projects platform. There, they can grow and change as you do the project and update the (wiki-based) project articles. Did you build shrink-film minis based on Sean’s original post? If so, what did you learn in the process that you might share with other makers? Got any pictures of your minis? Add them to the piece. It’s easy!
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Oct 27th, 2010
Blogsnapper at 06:10 am 
Last weekend we had a Halloween pin-making party at Goods Detroit. I think this was my favorite - hard felt cut into a ghost shape with googley eyes, sequins, and lots of zeroes - created by an awesome 4-year-old crafter.
Inspired to craft something for Halloween? Be sure to enter it in our CRAFT Halloween contest to win cool prizes. Costumes, decor, food — whatever you create for Halloween is welcome in the contest. Read our full contest page for all the details. Deadline to enter is November 2.
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Oct 27th, 2010
Blogsnapper at 06:10 am 
Here is an idea for a fun, inexpensive halloween costume. The
costume is good for groups… of up to 52! Grid pattern on cards Print
a grid pattern on a photo of the cards you will use. Since the
thick card I used was 24 inches wide, I made 24 squares the width of the
card. Print this as your t…
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Oct 27th, 2010
Blogsnapper at 06:10 am 
This past weekend I went on a group bike tour of five compost sites in Western Queens, NY, in the neighborhoods of Astoria, Long Island City and Sunnyside. The sites were as diverse as the borough’s residents, ranging from barrels in community gardens to a one-acre rooftop farm. And the compost was as stinky and steamy as you would expect it to be!
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Oct 27th, 2010
Blogsnapper at 06:10 am 
Halloween is just around the corner and the next thing you know, it’s gift giving season again. Here for some recycled wrapping inspiration is John Boak who has some new wraps up on his site Wrap Artist. I love the layered beauty of his Japanese inspired wedding gift wrap and the ingenious use of using two aerosol lids in his aerosol lid wrap above.
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Oct 27th, 2010
Blogsnapper at 06:10 am 
Want to hand out treats for Halloween, but too lazy to do it yourself prefer to hide in the bushes and scare kids as they come up? Then you might want to check out the Automatic Halloween Candy Dispenser® by Noel Portugal. Triggered by TextforTreat®, CallforTreat® and @TweetforTreat® technologies, lucky visitors can use any number modern technologies to release some sweets, or they can just press a big red button.
He has a nice write-up about the project on his blog, and promises video after Sunday.
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Oct 27th, 2010
Blogsnapper at 06:10 am 
This instructable is for the kinetics contest, I’m gonna show you how to
draw a 15 teeth sproket in 3d using autodesk inventor 7. I don’t
have this program so i have to use it in my college. I want to thank
my friend Podri for helping me with the translation Starting Open the
program, select “sta…
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