Who knew you could make something pretty out of old electronic components?
Pibbles takes the pieces, assembles them and adds Swarovski crystals and voila! Gorgeous and geeky jewelry appears!
It’s sure to make your fellow girl geeks jealous!
It’s twenty-four degrees in my neck of the woods today, and it’s only getting colder. The colder it gets, the more I knit, and these Coraline gloves are a great way to stay warm and geeky. Blogger Tika Belle provides the instructions for these whimsical Coraline gloves on her blog, Largely Unrepeatable.
Thanks to a friend, I found Bethany Sew-&-Sew‘s blog and her amazing apron creations. collection with a range characters from superheroes to video games icons and Harry Potter. Who doesn’t want to look like one of their favorite characters while cooking a meal? Personally, I’m not big on cooking, but one of these aprons just might inspire me to practice more. Well, probably not, but I would look awfully cute turning on the microwave.
Craftster User silentblair posted this adorable Yoshi hat on Craftster. This hat was made for her 4-year-old daughter, but I think I might have to consider making one for a certain Yoshi Loving man in my house. I love how she has Yoshis of different colors around the hat, it’s a perfect way to personalize the hat for anyone based on their favourite Yoshi colors. Silentblair used the chart generously shared by fellow Craftster user teriyakimoto for her design. Check out Teriyakimoto’s Keyhole Scarf too, it makes literal use of the keyhole, making it a very unique geek scarf that anyone would love.
All good book worms should show off their favorite novels. This Harry Potter Book Bracelet is just one of the many items that Etsy user pandatreats has available in their shop. They also take custom requests so you can get all your favorite books or manga, and they ship them off as bracelets, necklaces, earrings, keychains, charms, and more. The only question now is, which of your favorite books do you choose?
