IKEA hacker posted this bjursta table hack by Eric. The table leaves pull out, revealing a Pac-Man sit-down MAME cabinet. Who wouldn’t want to play Pac-Man every night after dinner?
And thus ends Pac-Man week. Let’s hit the arcade!
Buttons = pixels. Hobocamp Crafts designers Melissa and Zach sewed on all of these blue buttons to make an Inky tote bag. Check out their Etsy shop for more button bags.
I think the artists, Doktor A., statement says it all:
“When this game was first released in 1880 it was so hugely popular in taverns and inns that the bank of England was forced to mint more threepenny bits to keep up with demand. The game was created by messrs Nam & Nam and Co. as a novelty pastime for the masses. Outdoing the previous top public house game of Shove Ha’penny. “
Alicia Kachmar blogs about her life and crafts on Create! She designed this cute little crocheted iPod cozy complete with bead dots for Pac-Man to eat.
Etsy seller nodemo (short for no demographic) hand-prints these Ghost Party t-shirts to order. They’re available in mens and ladies fits and lots of colors.
Are those giant googly eyes? Get ready to splurge on some Pac-Man love. For $150, you can get this limited edition, crocheted Pac-Man scarf from UrbanPrincess. You can also get a ghost hat in your choice of colors.