I immediately fell in love with this Star Wars Solids Quilt that Emily of Creative Chicks at Play made for her son’s 12th birthday. The front is amazing, and the back is a killer Star Wars sheet – plus her long-arm quilter inscribed “May The Force Be With You” into the quilting!
shameless self promoter!?… guilty!My husband and I are HUGE Star Wars Geeks so I wanted to make something for our home, that I could give him for valentines day…. thus this framed embroidery piece was born!! A Geeky Sweetheart original.
If you don’t recognise the quote, educate yourself.
There are plenty of work-in progress pictures on my facebook page, and I’ve made my pattern available for free download on my blog. All the usual rules apply, don’t rip my work off and sell it on etsy, but do make one for your own home! and please let me know if you use it! I wanna see! The only thing I don’t give you is the bumble-bee, sorry, I drew that freehand.
We’ve all had those days. You spill your full latte all over your new shirt. You miss your bus, and you’re late for work. Or maybe a race of cyber-zombies has taken over your planet.
It’s moments like that in which we seek a little inspiration…and this pimpin’ Locutus of Borg Serenity Prayer is there to remind us that indeed, resistance is futile.
This one-of-a-kind, Star Trek-inspired cross stitch was made by Emily and Matt Fitzpatrick, the wife-and-husband team behind Steotch.
Infusing classic New England needlework with pop and hip-hop culture references, Steotch is also responsible for such beauties as Bless This House and a Star Wars inspired version of the Serenity Prayer.
For you cross-stitchers, patterns are now being offered in their Etsy store, so you can make your own snarky Steotch creation.
[Via Great White Snark]
I posted about my favorite Star Wars ornament last year, and since then I’ve added two more blackrose1151 ornaments to my collection as a Christmas present to myself. I snapped this picture of all three of them on my tree this week – they’re already my two-year-old’s favorites too. Happy holidays, everyone!
Craftster user mandys08 made this fab Lego Star Wars Princess Leia cake for her cousin’s birthday. She really got the facial expression from the video game down perfectly!
Bonnie Burton posted these free Star Wars Valentines for kids (or adults), drawn by artist Grant Gould. Just print them out, decorate them, and give them to your favorite people for Valentine’s Day!
