Tag Archives: 2014

feto soap

Learn to make your own bars of soap using a glycerin base that you can easily melt and pour. This project can be completed in a matter of minutes. Participants choose the color, fragrance & toy for their soap, and pour it into a soap mold where it needs to set. After they have set they are ready to use! Each person will go home with a completed soap, instruction sheet and reusable soap mold for future soapy projects. This is an easy, fun & creative project that is great for kids!

Exploring Austin with Kids

Make your own kid-inspired passport where you can keep a record of the places you visit in Austin and beyond this summer. Stop by this crafty table, where we provide young adventurers with a passport cover, filler paper, handmade stickers, stamps, and all kinds of fun crafting tools. We’ll even take your passport photo with our cool Polaroid camera! Create your own filler sheet categories (from Dinosaurs and Trains to Swimming Holes and Star Parties) and draw, cut or punch stickers to go with it. You’ll be set (and inspired) to get out and explore! Makes a great keepsake to remember all the fun you’ve had too!

UTeachEngineering

Engineers, inventors, and scientists of the future all need to get their start somewhere. Maybe your first project is create an aerial imaging system to take pictures from the sky. Maybe it’s to play electronic music that you wrote yourself. Maybe it’s to test models of bigger, better, smarter, safer buildings. Learn about these projects and several others from the high school engineering course Engineer Your World, sponsored by the NSF. You can do all these projects in the classroom or at home with readily available materials, including the education-friendly Arduino microcontroller.

Hoop-making 101!

Hula-Hooping is awesome!
Making your own custom hoop is awesome!
Craft your own hoop with various tubings and colorful tape supplied by Miss Laura – founder of HoopCircle – an Austin company that teaches and promotes “Hooping!”

Pulsar 582

Pulsar 582 experimental built airplane. It has 2 seats, a 25 ft wingspan and is 19.5 ft long. Weighs 480 lbs empty, 1000 lbs fully loaded. With a 65 hp engine it cruises at 130 mph and lands at 45 mph.

Fly like an Eagle!! Build and fly your own airplane! Imagine owning a motorcycle with wings. The Pulsar is one example of what you can build and fly. It is like time travel because it cuts your travel time down, you go more places in less time. Want to see clouds close up? Ever see a full circle rainbow? You can in an airplane.
All of the skills you need are easy to learn. The local EAA chapter 187 members have built and flown many airplanes and we welcome new members. You can build your own airplane and fly wherever you want to go.