Have you played around with Google+ yet? I’m not as active on there as I am on other networks, but I am a member of a few Communities. Communities are similar to Facebook Groups or website forums, where like-minded people gather to share resources and chat about whatever they’re interested in. One G+ Community I … Continue reading Finding Fellow Female Geek Bloggers
We’ve featured a few great handmade dresses on Geek Crafts recently – there was the Starfleet dress, the dragon dress, the space dress and the rather bizarre bread tag dress. So here’s another wonderful user submission – a handmade Star Wars dress: Cindy of Cation Designs last year acquired some original Star Wars: A New … Continue reading Handmade Star Wars Dress
Charles Darwin was one of the most influential minds of the 19th Century. To celebrate his contribution to science, here is a collection of arts and crafts inspired by Darwin and his work. As usual, click on the picture to go to the treasury!
Did you ever have one of those cool magic cube puzzles when you were a kid? The sort that you could kind of turn inside-out? I picked one up at a Science museum this weekend with solar system facts on it, and it got me thinking I’d quite like to make one of my own. … Continue reading Avengers Magic Puzzle Cube Papercraft
Now THIS is a GeekCraft: A Boy And His Atom: The World’s Smallest Movie Okay, so you need a $214 BILLION company to sponsor you to make one of these for yourself, but this is pixel art at its most tiny, and science at its most frivolous. IBM this week released their mini stop-motion movie … Continue reading World’s Smallest Stop Motion Pixel Art: IBM’s “A Boy and his Atom”
Hello all! I figured that since I’m brand new here, I may as well introduce myself! (And introduce one of my most favorite projects, as well.) I’ll be posting every Sunday afternoon, sharing my favorite geeky crafts from around the Internet! As you may already have noticed, my name’s Beth Lynn. I live with my … Continue reading Introducing Beth Lynn!