Imaginative artist Monkeyminion presents to us an awesomely geeky mash-up of two favorites: Mythbusters and Muppets. Browse through her other Etsy items to see a particularly inventive array of zombie greeting cards.
“I reject your reality and substitute my own!”
I just spotted CraftyOctober’s amazing MythBusters embroideries on Craftster, which were made as part of an embroidery diptych swap.
It’s the details of these seemingly simple pieces that amaze me: the metallic thread on the glasses and the careful attention to the texture of the hair. Especially Jamie’s gloriously bushy beard, which was made using a technique called turkey work.
Now you can have everyone’s favourite elder god in plushie form. He’ll protect you from the monsters in your closet and under your bed while you sleep.
You can have him made in any colour you can imagine. You even make him sparkly! Sparklethulhu!
He just looks so huggable! Who doesn’t want an elder god they can hug?
Ever feel like you need more protection when leaving your house at night? Are you paranoid that a rogue vampire is going to come out of the darkness and attack? Worry no more with these wooden stake earrings! Made by Etsy user Uzumaki these earrings are made of coconut wood and blackened sterling silver ear wires. Whether you fear vampires are hunt them, having some spare wooden stakes on hand is never a bad idea.
Happy Valentine’s Day!
SpookyPooky at Craftster has given us all a wonderful Valentine’s Day gift: printable Cryptid Valentines! She’s letting everyone use the designs for free too: “It is hard to find unique Valentine cards that nobody else is giving out already!” These are the greatest Valentine’s card ever! You have four choices: the Yeti, Bigfoot, Nessie (my fav), or Cthulhu.
These are SpookyPooky‘s designs, which she has shown off before. She has a yeti contest going on at her blog, which also has a bigger, easier to print version of the valentines.
Craftster artist vampyreragdolls is from Portugal and makes these incredible vampyre rag dolls! They come in all shapes and sizes and you can browse through more pictures on their blog. I love the little coffin boxes that they are packed in. Do these classic type Vampires get anyone else in the Valentines Day spirit?
