This gorgeous crocheted Super Mario blanket is featured in an album on Imgur. Unfortunately, there’s no other information on it, other than it took 6 1/2 years (or 800 hours) to create. However, as a nerdy crocheter myself (currently working on a red fox scoodie right now), this is what I can tell you about … Continue reading 6 1/2 Years for a Super Mario Blanket
These two have taken “playing Mario” to a whole new level! (Pun intended.) And thanks to this ingenious creation I finally “get” parkour. I’m still not about to run off the edge of a perfectly good building, but I definitely appreciate the fun side of it now. Remember, don’t try this at home kids! Mario … Continue reading Super Mario Bros. Parkour
Craftster member Cross Stitch Ninja has already created a Mario Bros 3 and Zelda map, but she really outdone herself with this piece! The work is 59 by 18 centimeters and it took her about 9 months to complete.
Last week, Jenny showed you how to use make sprites with hama and perler beads. This week, I’ll share a tutorial with you to do the same thing, but now with LEGO. sherrycayheyhey created Mario sprite mosaics from small pieces of LEGO. She posted some highly-detailed directions at Instructables. sherrycayheyhey’s Mario LEGO sprites More LEGO … Continue reading Mario LEGO sprites
Oh how I wish I could quilt!! This Super Mario Quilt made by Skittl1321 on Quilting Board is absolutely fantastic! The detail is lovely, and I’m sure any Mario fan would treasure this quilt! I know I would love one! Maybe it’s time for me to finally learn to quilt… Super Mario Quilt by … Continue reading Super Mario Quilt
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