My first ham radio press interview on page 18 in World Radio Magazine. I always feel extra proud of my ham radio achievements because I work twice as hard to get them since I only have a fashion design background. screenshot courtesy of makezine.com 88 de KC2UHB
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4Date: Jan. 20, 2010
All of the Fairytale Fashion videos are finished and now we are getting ready for Fairytale Fashion Runway Show on Feb. 24th. Things are busy, busy. Yesterday morning I interviewed with The Business Insider. Then I met with Peter Kirn and am very excited that he will be putting together a circuit bending orchestra for [...]
Date: Jan. 7, 2010
Back from the Holidays, here are the last two Fairytale Fashion videos on Mathematics. We’ve started working with classrooms which is quite exciting. And we are preparing for our big fashion show on Feb. 23. If you have a class that would like to participate, contact me!
Date: Dec. 9, 2009
Last week we were thinking about clothes that emote or display different information. So we looked at data mining with computer programmer Hillary Mason.
Date: Nov. 9, 2009
This week on Fairytale Fashion, we play with different conductive materials to create closed circuits using Drawdio. We add fabric to the equation and start thinking about creating open and closed circuits using the human body, and embroidered conductive thread. Answer the design question on FairytaleFashion.org
Date: Nov. 3, 2009
We are starting to work with electronics. What better way to explore the possibilities of what can be made with electronics than a trip to the MIT Media Lab. We got to visit the Karen Brennan at the Lifelong Kindergarten Group and Leah Buechley of High-Low Tech Group. That had some really neat projects like [...]
Date: Oct. 15, 2009
Please join us and to help design magical fashion fit for a fairytale at the Fairytale Fashion Design Lab at Eyebeam Open Studios. There will be hands on circuits, accelerometers, and deployable structures to experiment with and tools to draw and design. We will use technology to turn make-believe into reality.