Etsy user CarolinaPatchworks is selling this awesome Super Mario Mini-Level Quilt. Her description says it all:

In the decades since his first Sisyphian pursuit of a huge barrel-chucking gorilla, Mario’s legacy has built into mythic status. It was inevitable that some glorious day his epic battles with the infamous goombas and formidable (for turtles, at least) koopa troopas would be immortalized in that most ancient of media, the Quilt.

• Super Mario Mini-Level Quilt

Julie of Quilter Geek made this quilt for her little brother’s high school graduation present. Turn it sideways and all those squares and rectangles spell out

Remember all semicolons
Document as you go
Do (Mt.) Dew, not drugs
Change passwords and underwear often
Fight for great justice

Great advice, Julie!

• Morse Code Quilt
• Art Poster, Learning the Morse Code - 27.5 x 18.75

Craftster user astormorray made this awesome Professor Snape wallhanging for a swap. The recipient is lucky enough to get this paper-pieced quilt.

• Professor Snape Wallhanging

Reader Jen sent us a picture of her very first quilt. She says,

“I love old school Super Mario Brothers and I am trying to learn how to quilt. This is my first attempt. I call it my starter quilt. Super easy to make but a bit time-consuming.”

Mario looks awesome on such a grand scale. Good job, Jen!

• Super Mario Quilt

David Pinch, a customer of the Isotope comic book shop in San Francisco created this amazing X-Men comic book quilt. There are NO details on how he did it though… are those real comic book pages in there? Are they iron-ons? Just how did he do it????

• X-Men quilt at Isotope