Forever ago, I ran across a picture of a Tardis Purse. I kind of fell in love with it, but couldn’t find a place that sold them. A few weeks after finding the purse, I figured it couldn’t be THAT hard to make so I decided to make it myself. Of course I underestimated the … Continue reading A purse that is “Bigger on the Inside”
We’ve been watching a lot of The Big Bang Theory episodes lately, so I thought a roundup of Big Bang crafts might be fun. The Internets did not disappoint me. Craftyclogs posted this great amigurumi crochet set of Big Bang Theory characters at Craftster – complete with patterns! Doaflip posted this understated Big Bang Theory … Continue reading ROUNDUP: Big Bang Theory Crafts
A few years ago I considered myself quite clever for printing a screenshot of World of Warcraft‘s Grandfather Winter on label paper and slapping it on a CD to make a Christmas ornament for my son. Oh, the shame, when I compare that to this amazing stocking project. Amy Campbell recently shared this stocking project … Continue reading A Christmas Stocking to Make You Go “WOW”!
Quite aware that I am dating myself, I have fond memories of watching “The Muppet Show” when it was actually on TV (which premiered in 1976 – groan…). As my husband also shares an affection for the distinctive puppets, our kids have grown up with the movies as well – one of our Christmas traditions … Continue reading Friday Roundup: Muppet Crafts!
It’s that time of the week again! This week’s round up is brought to you by the number 42! Here are my top picks that honour Douglas Adams! First, it’s always important to know where your towel is. With this pattern from Pickle Lady Farm you can proudly make it for your home! *****
My daughter is very into “Gir” these days – the sidekick from the Invader Zim cartoon. She’s hoping to pull together a Gir costume for Halloween. So in researching various DIY options, I pulled together this roundup of Gir crafts. BehindtheSofa created her own Gir cross-stitch pattern, and stitched it onto a black hoodie. When I … Continue reading GeekCraft roundup: GIR!