We all know that Pi is awesome but who knew that it could also be beautiful?
HolmesCraft has several of these pretty rings in all kinds of colours. They are all wire wrapped and have silver beads representing the numbers and a swirl for the decimal.
Pi can be functional and girly!
This week’s awesome geeky treasury is all about delicious pi! Be sure to click below to be taken to the treasury so you can click around and find some awesomeness!
Zena, of West Art & Glass, handcrafts a variety of glass items in her UK flat. I spotted this delightful shallow bowl, which features the number pi spiraling out to 1,498 places in her Etsy shop. I don’t consider myself a math geek, but I do appreciate pi and think it would be a fun way to serve and eat the other kind of pie.
Mmmmm, pi!
Be the envy of all of your math geek friends with these super clever pi and pie earrings!
Cherry pie not your thing? Fear not! Nerd Goddess does custom orders so I’m sure she can hand-make you the delicious pie slice of your choice!
Big thanks to everyone who submitted a geek craft! Through the very scientific process of my husband and I picking the entries we liked best, here are the winners:
ICandee made this scene from Mario Brothers in polymer clay.
Tae submitted this absolutely amazing Millennium Falcon cake on Ace of Cakes. How could anyone stand to cut this one up?
This very cute crocheted Pi symbol was made by Alicia Kachmar and submitted by Taine HR.
JasonT was inspired by a project on the Star Wars Kids Craft blog and made his own Bantha plushie.
LyricalDevil submitted this Zelda Triforce drink, recipe by The Domestic Scientist. I think this is the first beverage we’ve had on Geek Crafts.
Taine HR, Lyrical Devil, JasonT, Tae and ICandee – send your real name and address to shayne@geekcrafts.com so I can send you your prize packs!
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