This is a holding place for running notes about my experiments with using the micro:bit to tinker with greeting card circuits.

This experiment emerged as I was co-facilitating an automata tinkering workshop with Cabaret Mechanical Theatre and builds on on the...

I learned a DIY stamp making technique from a printmaking workshop at at the Gonzales branch of the Denver Public Library ideaLABs — you...

Visit the Miro board below to step through my process as I create a prototype for an anklet that might be able to help you learn dance...

I created these shape-changing paper earrings to experiment with using pop-up book mechanisms outside of books. The idea was to go from a...

Each year the Tinkering Studio at the Exploratorium invites people to join in the process of making "hack-o-lanterns" where you are...

While following along with a weaving-focused class taught by Laura Devendorf (check out the Unstable Design Lab!) one of the first things...

I'm attending the Connected Learning Summit virtual conference this week! one nice thing about virtual conferences is that you can knit,...

1. Remote controlled paper circuits with micro:bit I made these paper circuit postcards for a space exploration-themed activity at a...

When you combine an electrolyte solution with different voltages, you can create a rainbow of colors on titanium metal. Here, I'm using a...

3D printing and fabric are two materials that I had never considered combining until I saw this tutorial from Make Magazine. 3D printed...

A few years ago a farmer in Iowa discovered the skeletal remains of a wooly mammoth on his property! Local students and archaeologists...