Somehow got featured on the instructables home page under the play category and I got a free 1 year pro membership! Any spelling mistakes in my instructable are strategically placed and are in no way by accident…
Here are two photos of the notes we took during the tutorial-overview class!
Becky sente me this amazing video! Love this product and the video is well made.
I love this tutorial for one reason: It’s overwhelmingly simple. There’s no sound, just simple images. It’s very easy to understand, and also so hard to believe that all those years there was a method to this mad game.
It’s also great for looking really smart but making little kids feel bad.
This is a good-to-know for everyone: performing CPR.
I like the cleanliness and clarity of the video, and the subtitles for the hearing-impaired (or simply have no sound/too much environment noise). The pace of the video is quick enough (demo starts right away without a title scene) that if one were in an emergency situation, this video will be a good aid.
I love macarons! And I found this great tutorial on how to make some! I’ve never actually tried to make them before, but this tutorial is really great at laying out the materials and the pictures are beautiful, even thought she only makes white macarons. Enjoy! 
What makes this tutorial so great is it’s extensive and detailed. The extensiveness makes it hard to post the whole tutorial here, so if you want to learn how to sketch see-through glass in Illustrator you should click here.
Hey! Welding is a very important and useful skill to have especially when trying to connect two pieces of metal or repair damaged metal. Its like a really giant soldering gun!
Who doesn’t like a Maryland Crab Boil!? And with this nifty placemat, you to can be knowledgable about the process of enjoying one messy eating experience. We use these at a resutraunt where i slang seafood in the west village, and whenever I see someone banging away with the mallet like a monkey, I do a little tutorial guided by this placemat!
For my third tutorial example, I chose one that uses embroidery skills since most tutorials I find with photos are a bit confusing. I like that this author not only lists the materials needed for the project but also has a nice picture with them all laid out. For someone who has never stepped foot in a fabric/needlepoint store, they may have no idea what “embroidery floss” is!
The directions for the stitches are labeled very clearly for a beginner and the entire process is photographed. Rather than looking intimidating this project looks like it would be very enjoyable which in my eyes is a big success.
