The Makery

I’m Hannah Krantz, and I am the Makery’s Outreach and Charitable Works Intern. I lead the second round of shield making and donations.

After a little less than one month, our volunteers have achieved the incredible feat of assembling over 32,000 shields!

We can feel the energy in the room from all the crossfit members jumping, running, lifting and more!

Another record-setting day under our collective belt, all thanks to our impressive volunteers!

Learn the basics of weaving a tapestry. Learn how to string your loom and create a simple weaving with knots and tassels.

Our collaborations are producing real-world results! This week we produced and delivered 1500 masks!

We are ramping up production with a larger production team and a large delivery of parts. We hope to assemble and deliver 1,000 shields.

Learn how to string your Makery loom and get started with some simple weaving techniques.

We spent the past few days getting the BTC makerspace sanitized and set up for production.

On Saturday we are collaborating with the Brookline Public Library's ideaSPACE to offer a free online class about board game ideation.

Our plan for the next couple of days is to ramp up quickly and get ready for production.

Pop up cards are so fun and look so impressive but can be very simple to make!

We have had several productive meetings with our collective of Boston area makerspaces and with the Mass General Brigham COVID Center.

Coloring pages by Rebecca Loechler. Download. Print. Color.

Learn simple mending techniques to make your clothes last longer!

The Makery participated in a highly informative meeting with a new initiative called the Mass General Brigham Center for COVID Innovation.

How could you not want to run outside immediately and collect what you need to make this adorable fairy furniture for small friends to dine.

This video Inkscape tutorial will show you how to rotate a shape around an altered centerpoint. You can use this technique to create a beaut

We engaged in a discussion with a group of makers, medical professionals, scientists, and engineers in the Greater Boston Area.

Learn about famous artists and then create a project inspired by them.