I first spotted Angela Rossi’s “altered antique plates” in the pages of BUST magazine, when her “Dear Ol’ Chunk” plate made their 2010 must-have gift guide. The Los Angeles-based artist takes flea market finds and thrift store treasures and transforms them into unique pieces of pop art. These plates infuse the classic charm of china … Continue reading Mr. Spock Altered Antique Plate
Here’s something awesome from Amy – we’ve been dazzled by her amigurumi skills before and now she’s crocheting mounted trophy heads. You can buy Yetis and Cthulhu, but I’m quite enamored with Spock. (It’s so weird, I’m not really a Star Trek fan, but something about old school Spock really appeals to me.) Definitely check … Continue reading Crocheted Spock Head
Craftster aethelberga cross-stitched this amazing little Spock box for a Star Trek swap. I am always so impressed with detailed cross-stitch. I would never have the patience for anything like this. Well done! Cross-stitched Spock Box
If you’re like me, anything that glorifies geekdom is awesome, and if it glorifies geekdom in a hilarious way that may or may not feature a Battlestar Galactica toaster, then…it’s even more awesome! DoAFlip posted this great Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard, Spock Cross-Stitch featuring the game of internet fame and a quote from the Big … Continue reading Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard, Spock Cross-Stitch
Craftster user goldfishpollywog made this awesome Spock doll. Click through to see close-up pictures. The details are great – pointy ears, Star Trek finger sign and a rank button made from shrink plastic! Spock Doll Star Trek The Wrath of Khan Series 2: Captain Spock
I am loving the Spock crafts! Phillip Torrone posted the coolest matzah anyone’s ever seen on the Craftzine blog. He used a laser cutter to etch Spock on matzah. Live long and prosper this Passover. Spock Matzah