In honor of all the big bucks Deadpool is raking in at the movie theaters (some of my money is included in that pile), here are a pair of Deadpool earrings that I think we all need. Made by TroppaMangaStyle of Spain, they are made with polymer clay. They can also be bought in pairs … Continue reading Deadpool Earrings
The countdown to Christmas is down to single digits now – are you ready? I still have some wrapping to do, so of course I turned to the Internets for some ideas. And they did not disappoint. Here are several options for adding some geek flair to your gift wrapping. First up is a series … Continue reading Get Your Last-Minute Geek On with Christmas Printables
I’ve always thought those Monster High dolls were pretty unique, but then I saw what FreakieGeekie, a crafster from Louisiana, did with a Deuce Gorgon doll on Craftster! She removed Deuce’s “snake-hawk” and molded hair, his face-up, and the tattooing on his left arm. Daryl’s new face was painted using watercolors then sealed. Daryl’s hair … Continue reading Modifying a Monster High Doll
It’s been a while since I shared one of my own projects, so I thought I’d share my most recent geekcraft – a Geek Memo Board. Using this tutorial for How to Make a French Memo Board, I wrapped an 18×24 canvas with batting and fabric and stapled it to the frame, and added ribbon … Continue reading Geek-Theme Memo Board
Planning a Who-a-Thon for New Year’s Eve? I’ve got just what you need to invite friends and decorate! Kristi Duggins, aka Bohemian Bear on Etsy, has a whole slew of Doctor Who-related printables to help you get ready in a flash – no sonic screwdriver required! Use her Printable Invitation to entice friends to attend, … Continue reading Printables for a Doctor Who Party
Help! My house is being Space Invaded! Alright it isn’t – it’s just clever camera trickery in the form of flash stencilling. But it’s a pretty neat effect and a lot of fun, so I thought I’d share with you how it can be done. You will need: A camera capable of taking long exposures … Continue reading Tutorial: Geeky Photography with Flash Stencils