Check out Alison Lewis‘ spot on DIY network show My Home 2.0 DIY. She shows viewers step-by-step how to make a fiber optic doggie coat. Every doggie needs one of these!

• Fiber Optic Doggie Coat

Mr. T is awesome. WrestleMania, Rocky III, The A-Team…did you know Mr. T has three kids? How cool must that be to have Mr. T as your dad! I pity the fools who don’t think these Mr. T crafts are totally rad.

Little Mr. T

Etsy seller Kezzaroo sells these super cute Little Mr. T dolls made of felt at three inches tall. Kezzaroo also offers this Mr. T trivia tidbit:

“Mr.T once punched Chuck Norris at the exact moment he roundhouse kicked Mr.T in the chest.”

• Little Mr. T

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I just had to share this floofy kitty from Stuff On My Cat. Her name is Esme and she enjoys playing Halo 3 on her Xbox 360. Meow.

• Halo 3 Kitty on Stuff On My Cat

Cute Overload posted this adorable bunny playing XBox. Look at his little paws on the buttons! I need to teach my pets how to play video games.

• XBox Rabbit on Cute Overload

Craftster user pinkleo sewed this cute little pin of Harry Potter’s owl, Hedwig. At about 2 1/2 inches tall, it’s almost like having Hedwig riding on your shoulder.

• Hedwig Felt Pin

As usual, cross-stitch lends itself perfectly to video game crafts. Craftster user Diana dOr whipped up Raccoon Mario for her sweetheart. She only had to play the game for two days for inspiration.

• Raccoon Mario Cross-stitch

Craftster user Falwyn crocheted these super cute Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles dolls for her kids, based on Atsuko’s pattern. Falwyn made the shells differently than Atsuko, and provided those directions in her post. Personally, I would have made the shells bigger, but all in all, this would make a great little gift for geeks large and small.

• Falwyn’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Amigurumi
• Atsuko’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Amigurumi instructions

I don’t think this kitty cat likes Pac-Man as much as we do here at Geek Crafts.

• Stuff On My Cat: When video games attack!