If you live in the Washington, DC area, stop by DC Craft Mafia’s Holiday Heist tomorrow. There will be over 30 vendors selling their crafts, workshops, a raffle to benefit the Washington Humane Society and a dog adoption event from 3-6pm.
Much to my dismay, I still haven’t seen Where the Wild Things Are, but I’m enjoying all of the crafts to be found. For costumes, just search Craftster or Etsy for a ton of great ones.
2. Shadow Puppets by SaltyandSweet
3. Wall Mural by Red Fork Hippie Chick
4. Needle-felted Max by cuteCLOVER
5. Hand-drawn bowl by Robotragicomedy
6. Painted onesie by bennaka1010
7. Polymer clay monster by pinkpoodle230
8. Max illustration by NanLawson
9. Monster t-shirt by Stephanie1016
Crafter extraordinaire Vickie Howell recently made this Game Boy stencil art piece for her son, who loves to play video games. She used a stencil from Ed Roth’s Stencil 101 Decor collection and freehanded the Mario image over it — she shares a complete tutorial for making your own version.
This isn’t Vickie’s first Mario-inspired craft project — check out her pattern and tutorial for knitting up a pair of Mario Mushroom Wrist Warmers as well!
I don’t know how geeky it is, but when we were visiting my in-laws in England, my father-in-law showed us several episodes of Shaun the Sheep (by the same people who did Wallace and Grommit) and I just fell in love! It’s a great little claymation and Leelou has done such an amazing job recreating Shaun in this adorable Shaun the Sheep Crochet Doll that she posted on craftster.
Craftster user Krafty_Karasu cross-stitched this handy needle book to look like the cover of New Moon.
April Draven made this adorable Tenth Doctor Amigurumi for a swap on craftster and posted him on her blog. I am in love with him! He is even cuter than the real David Tennant! And the crocheted glasses are removable, too!
