Meatwad Pillow
Here’s a great Aqua Teen Hunger Force craft from Craftster user lilninjabear. She sewed this Meatwad pillow for her boyfriend. So simple, yet so awesome!
Here’s a great Aqua Teen Hunger Force craft from Craftster user lilninjabear. She sewed this Meatwad pillow for her boyfriend. So simple, yet so awesome!
I’m not sure why, but crafts in the likeness of historical figures really crack me up and these bowling pins from Craftster user charmingflaws are no exception. With plaster molds, slip casting, paint and sewing, she created Ben Franklin, Marie Antoinette, Pocahontas, Ivan the Terrible, Caesar, Cleopatra and Elizabeth I. I would love to see these in person!
If you just can’t bear to leave your Wii Mii all alone while you’re out and about, you have to check out these Wii Mii Pins by Craftsholic on Etsy (found Via geeksugar).
This is a perfect hand sewn way to carry your Mii with you always. You wouldn’t want it trapped in virtual reality while you were out in reality reality would you?
Craftster user silverhart just got her first sewing machine, so naturally she first made a pin cushion. And what could be more perfect than a likeness of Pinhead from Hellraiser? [via Craft: Magazine]
What geek doesn’t at least respect Linux? And even if you aren’t a fan of the OS, who doesn’t love Tux the Linux Penguin? I know I do! So here are ten of the coolest Tux projects I could find on the world wide web.
For those of you with a sweet tooth, Joseph Hall posted this amazing 3-D Tux cake on his blog that he baked in his own apartment kitchen! He even includes step by step instructions and a list of things you will need if you decide to tackle this adorable and tasty project.
I found some great bedding on Craftster recently.
Maddys Mum made her husband this lap-sized Space Invaders quilt for Christmas. The simple yet detailed square per pixel worked out great!
Another Christmas gift, Lovefrozenstars made this rockin’ (oh my, did I really just say “rockin'”?) comforter for her boyfriend with the Rock Band guitar icon. She includes some tips in her post, including how she did the image,
“To get the symbol, I brought a print out of it to a Kinko’s and had them blow it up as large as they could. I cut that image out and traced it onto white fleece that I sewed onto the front.”
Of course, both gifts were very well-received!
Be on the lookout for posts from new Geek Crafter Renee – she’ll be blogging regularly here at Geek Crafts.
We hope everyone has a happy, crafty, geeky new year!