Thanks to the crazy Black Friday sales this past November, I got an uber cheap Kindle Fire for the holidays. So, I’ve been on the hunt for some kind of cover or sleeve to make for my new toy, and I found this great tutorial. It’s a DIY Harry Potter Kindle Covers tutorial by Jess … Continue reading Make Your Own Harry Potter Kindle Cover
If you’re looking for geek gift ideas, here’s one: Lego Man Mittens. Carissa Knits has devised some really cute kid-sized mittens formed as our favorite minifig hook hands, perfect for grasping little Lego lightsabers and other handy gadgets. Links of Interest: Lego Man mittens More Lego crafts at GeekCrafts More knitting crafts at GeekCrafts
Super Mario Paper Craft Hi Geek Crafters! I’m writing you from the fair city of Austin today, in town for SxSWEDU. If you are an Austonian and have any recommendations for great vegan places to check out, tweet them at me. In the mean time, let’s talk about papercraft! Specifically, this magnetic SuperMario papercraft below … Continue reading Mario Paper Craft
Hi, everyone! Today I’m in the mood to show off, a little. My husband’s a major Metroid fan, having played pretty much every Metroid game out there and even found a Metroid-themed drink, in the past. So when he joined the dark side got an iPhone, and I offered to cross-stitch him a case, I … Continue reading Metroid Cross-Stitch iPhone Case
Help your electronic gadgets live long and prosper with this highly logical wool felt case featuring Star Trek poster boy, Spock. Made by a mother-and-daughter team, Sarah and Luiza, the talented pair offers numerous geeky gadget cases through their Etsy shop Nokomomo. Star Wars fans can rock a Stormtrooper design, while Nintendo loyalists can show … Continue reading Spock Felt Gadget Case
With the weather getting cold, I’ve been thinking about trying some new knitting and crochet projects, and this awesome R2D2 amigurumi pattern is right up my alley. You can find it it in janama‘s Etsy shop right over here. [via Craziest Gadgets]