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Jennifer from The Felt Mouse whips up a new mantelpiece display whenever a new holiday rolls around, or the mood strikes her. For September she created a fun science/school themed display that also works great for Halloween. More pix and details on her blog. Link.
Recycling can absolutely be fashionable–just check out these stylish, chunky resin rings. They’re made from old pool balls! Check out the Pool Ball Rings shop for more fun and colorful jewelry. Link.
Crochet this pumpkin bag by Amy O’Neill Houck of The Hook and I. It’s the perfect candy bag for your little Trick O’ Treaters or just for yourself to tote around. The pattern is $4 via Lulu. [ via ] Link.
Betz White is ready for fall with her adorable acorn leaf ornaments where the acorns are felted with actual acorn caps! Link.
If you were looking for a way to make your Halloween party invites further stand out, check out this “skullphabet:” It can be downloaded for Mac or PC, TrueType or OpenType – Link.
Oksana from Stitch ‘n’ Roll sent us a link to a Halloween cross-stitch pattern: It’s called the “Chef-O-Lantern’s Halloween Spook Book.” Best of all, the pattern is offered as a free download. Follow the link for more information and to download the pattern – Link.
The i-Sobot, Tomy’s mini-humanoid, has barely been stacked on stores shelves and already toybot enthusiasts have been busy making silly videos with them (as has been widely done with Robosapien and other consumer robot “toys”). The above all-in-good-fun goofiness is brought to you by Robert Oschler, chief meatbot at Robots Rule. Looking at this elaborate […]
