October
30
Candy Corn Babies
VeganCraftastic posted these adorable Candy Corn Babies at her etsy shop, and you know nothing says Halloween like candy corn, and these little guys are too cute to ignore.
October
21
Beetlejuice Sand Worm Mittens
My beau pointed out these Beetlejuice inspired mittens to me last night, and I just can’t get over them. Damn Your Eyes posted these Beetlejuice Sand Worm Mittens on craftster. She used another mitten pattern to start and then added these awesome Beetlejuice touches! Perfect if you want to keep your hands warm and costumed for Halloween.
September
2
Rubik’s Cube Costume
Cardboard + duct tape + colorful paint= perhaps the coolest geeky costume ever. Designerd posted this baby at instructables, and it’s just amazing. The added detail of making each square on this Rubik’s Cube Costume appear “twistable” makes this a cardboard box costume that takes a little more than some spray paint and accrodian tubes for arms, but would be so worth the trouble.
August
17
Amigurumi Ninja
NeedleNoodles posted this adorable little Amigurumi Ninja on her etsy shop. I think her description sums it all up:
Tiny.
Stealthy.
Deadly.
Cute.
So if you know anybody in need of a tiny personal ninja, I suggest this cute little crocheted amigurumi.
August
13
Time Machine
Honestly, there is no craft I have wanted to do at home more than this Time Machine posted by gmjhowe on Instructables. That is saying a lot since I love almost everything I come across on that site, but gmjhowe really put thought, time and coolness into this hand held “Vortex Distortion Space and Time Dilating Device”. Made from various materials including cardboard and “a lot of scrap and junk” he created the perfect, timeless, hand held Time Machine. Now, it’s not as roomy as the Tardis or as flashy as Bill & Ted‘s phonebooth, but it’ll get you where you need to go and you’ll look good when you get there.
July
9
Star Wars Cakes
Craftster doyouloveanapple posted these incredibly cute Star Wars cakes that she made for her partner’s birthday based on these toys. Well done! (And thanks for the submission, Leah!)