christine farion
Being a maker is always a fun experience. Not only do you get to make fun and exciting things – but the community always
This is super fun and doesn’t take much time to do. It makes your circuit boards ready for prototyping! Adding different
I’ve gotten so many wonderful conductive fabrics (from Tinker Tailor) that I wanted to make use of them in a way that sh
I’m excited to share that I’ve been working very hard under the radar on a book! Part of that involves creating ne
I wanted to start our Interaction Design sessions this year with a high-energy session. More than that, I wanted to encourage
You are going to love this – and probably buy one! 484 LEDS!!! What is it? This is an LED badge – but it has a mag
This super cool little OLED screen, 128 x 32 is YELLOW! I haven’t come across the yellow ones before and I’m a big
Hey – So I’ve been using the lovely TFT screens for some projects lately. Have you used these before? I’m us
Nail resin can keep your connections strong! Making wearable projects are super fun and challenging. This is a super quick pos
I recently created a wearable project and the Gemma M0 board was on the inside of the wearable. However, I needed the ability
To use the ESP32 board we need to do a few steps first. First make sure you have an Espressif ESP32 board (have a look around,
In this tutorial, for a distance sensor hat, I’ll be using an ultrasonic sensor to measure the distance of others approa
This super fun toturial has now moved home and live on Instructables. Please leave any questions or comments! All items for ma
Chain Reaction was an idea for a project by Mil Stricevic at The Glasgow School of Art. Over the course of the week we provide
information This is a guide that brings together a series of guides and information I discovered when looking for fun projects
I posted images online of prototypes I had been working on, and Marcelo Souza commented about trying an OLED. I had thought ab
Sometimes it’s hard to get started (and for a tenner) when you are unsure where to begin. Things can sometimes look more
Starting Arduino doesn’t have to cost a lot. This post aims to cover the cheap ways to get started with Arduino. This is
I’ve been looking at breaking out the ATMEGA328P-PU chip (that is used in many Arduino boards) to be able to reduce the
