By popsci Posted 04.27.2007 at 12:44 pm 0 Comments

Phil has some photos from Wednesday night's DIY meet-up:

Despite some crummy rain, a lot of NY area makers made it to our MAKE/POPSCI/ETSY paper project night. Paper wallets were made, the drawbot cranked out dozens of portraits, experiments in powered paper flight were attempted...

I was too busy folding wallets to shoot any. Thanks again to Instructables user theRIAA for providing the folding instructions (see them here), and of course to the Make/Craft/Etsy folks for hosting. Stay tuned for next month's details—if you're an NYC-area maker, this is turning into something you probably don't want to miss. —John Mahoney

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