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Make: Live – Inside Volume 97, The Tech Craft Issue

Make: Live – Inside Volume 97, The Tech Craft Issue

Key Takeaways

  • Make: Volume 97, The Tech Craft Issue, is now available
  • The issue features a fusion of technology and craft, including bargello embroidery, LED embellishments, and digital ceramic design
  • A live event will be held on Wednesday, May 27, 2026, at 4 PM Pacific Time to explore the tech-craft fusion in the issue
  • The issue can be purchased in the Maker Shed

Introduction to Make: Volume 97

Make: Volume 97, The Tech Craft Issue, is a unique publication that brings together the worlds of technology and craft. This issue features a range of projects and articles that showcase the intersection of traditional crafting techniques with modern digital technologies.

Featured Projects and Technologies

Some of the featured projects and technologies in Make: Volume 97 include:

  • Bargello embroidery, a traditional Italian embroidery technique that is being reimagined with modern digital tools
  • LED embellishments, which add a new level of visual interest to clothing and textiles
  • Digital ceramic design, which allows makers to create complex and intricate ceramic pieces using computer-aided design (CAD) software

Comparison of Traditional and Digital Crafting Techniques

Technique Traditional Digital
Embroidery Hand-stitched, time-consuming Machine-stitched, faster and more precise
Ceramic Design Hand-built, limited complexity CAD-designed, complex and intricate
Textile Design Hand-dyed, limited color palette Digitally printed, wide range of colors and patterns

Live Event and Availability

A live event will be held on Wednesday, May 27, 2026, at 4 PM Pacific Time to explore the tech-craft fusion in Make: Volume 97. The issue is available for purchase in the Maker Shed, and makers can join the live event to learn more about the projects and technologies featured in the issue.

Bottom Line

Make: Volume 97, The Tech Craft Issue, is a must-read for makers who are interested in the intersection of technology and craft. With its unique blend of traditional and digital techniques, this issue is sure to inspire makers to push the boundaries of what is possible in the world of crafting and DIY projects. Whether you're a seasoned maker or just starting out, Make: Volume 97 is a valuable resource that is not to be missed.

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