An excellent t-shirt search engine recently launched that makes it easy to find all sort of geeky and cool t-shirts for sale on the internet! It’s called Teenormous and currently has almost 15,000 50,000 t-shirts indexed. Some especially geeky searches with their total results: 190 movie T-shirts 174 geek T-shirts 153 comics T-shirts 99 Warcraft … Continue reading Easily find t-shirts with Teenormous
Here’s some geeky crafty things that have been posted on CRAFT Magazine’s blog lately. Enjoy. [via CRAFT Magazine] Sketchy McLaptop Make a soft toy EVE from the film WALL-E Tissue Dispensing Robot Knights of Templar Dolls Needle-felted Yeti Evil Router HOW TO – Make an Adipose Monster Robot Plush Star Trek Art Show Space Invaders … Continue reading CRAFT Magazine Link Round-up
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
Perler beads are perfect for recreating 8-bit video game characters and scenes. They can be used for all kinds of amazing geeky crafts and are so easy to use, anyone can do it. Below you will find 10 incredible examples of the things you can do with Perler beads. 1. Super Mario Brothers in Perler … Continue reading 10 Awesome Geeky Perler Bead Crafts
There is still time to craft a gift or two for the holidays. I will have to say scarf making season has passed, but one could knock out a pair of mitts, before Christmas. So here are quite a few options for the geeks in your life. LLP Mitts Pattern Mythic Mitts Pattern The Oncoming … Continue reading Gift a Geek: Keeping Warm – Mittens
Semel posted a quilt she made, over at Crafster. “Made for a couple of very special trekkies for their wedding. It is queen sized, made with about 4500 2″ squares. I started it in April and just finished it Friday – in time for the wedding rehearsal!” Patrick Stewart’s portrait graces the front of this … Continue reading Oh Captain, my Captain
