The Quiltergeek herself, Julie Ramsay, has been posting updates about her spectacular Tetris Quilt in progress… this is the second version she’s dreamed up, and lucky for us, she mentioned she might sell the pattern as a PDF in her Etsy shop!
Check out Julie’s geek category for lots more fantastic quilt projects.
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There are so many lucky Geek Crafts significant others getting geeky gifts for Christmas! Craftster user instantblue sewed this awesome Macbook sleeve for her husband to look like a Game Boy playing Tetris.
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This may be the one and only afghan that Craftster user CaterpillarPeacock ever makes. She crocheted this colorful Tetris afghan as a gift for her boyfriend - those are all double-crocheted granny squares put together with single crochet.
Comments rssI had big plans to do a Halloween costume round-up *before* Halloween to give you all fabulous and geeky ideas for creating your own costumes. Life keeps getting in the way of blogging, but because I love you all, I’ve thrown together some recent finds. If you’ve seen anything recently that I’ve missed, post a comment with a link!
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Comments rssHere are 13 excellent examples of baked geekiness…tasty, too! I need a snack now.
edalytical’s girlfriend Jess made him this funny cake. Roses are #FF0000, indeed.
My inspiration for making these were the “Tetrius Puzzle Game Magnets” from ThinkGeek. I had a TG gift certificate I had to spend and came across them. I thought they would be cool to put on the fridge or on my metal cabinet at work. As luck would have it, they were out of stock at the time and I started thinking… it should be easy to make something like that at home for much less than $10 for a set. So, what follows is how to make your own.
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| Thinkgeek store-bought plastic Tetris magnets | home-made geekcrafts Tetris magnets |
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