I saw this on Sprite Stitch a while back, but eagle eyed reader Brian used the “Submit a GeekCraft” link to point us towards the original source. Thanks Brian!
I’m counting it as a tutorial because Ultra Awesome Blogger Kyle has kept Ultra Awesome detailed records of every step of the process… seriously … THIS is the pinnacle of geek craftyness… I NEED one of these for my living room…(I don’t think my Husb0t would trust me with power tools.. I don’t think I would trust me with power tools…)
Here is some pure awesome from Craftster user prettyinpaisly – an old school Nintendo controller coffee table. Love it!
Craftster lilninjabear sewed this enormous Xbox controller pillow for a lucky friend for Christmas. I wouldn’t mind getting some geek crafts from Santa.
We got a double-submission from Geek Crafts user Bree (aka breemonkey on Craftster): She sewed and embroidered felt to make these cute and very detailed D20 Dungeons and Dragons die and Nintendo controller ornaments for her lucky, and geeky, friends.
This weekend we’re taking a look at crafts based on old-school Nintendo controllers. (We’ll look at mod-ed controllers another week.)
Etsy seller Lost Mitten has this one-of-a-kind business card holder available in her shop. Made of fused Perler beads, this will look great on any geek’s desk.
